ELISEU CLIMENT: "I think there is a profound change, latent, short-term but not yet translated into a political alternative."
Eliseu Climent says it seems that something is changing ... but it is slow. Considers that in Valencia remains in force "anything goes", what he calls "heritage Zaplana, and that the opposition is not an alternative. PSPV claims to be the "maid Ferraz" and more on the left you will but there are no miracles. Do not rule out the possible emergence of new forces, says there are signs but lacking leadership is needed for that set.
Climent, alma mater of "Accio Cultural," lamented that while in other "areas of national consciousness have articulated some centrist parties that detract from strength to PP, not here." The editor says
be clear about what PP says it is easy as using a few simple messages, while in the left "has 50,000 messages, very well made ... but ultimately, nothing."
He complains of feeling of defeat that has internalized the Valencian political opposition because "he has installed a sense of defeat never wins." Contemplate
with optimism as the employer is going decoupling of political control that has submitted the PP and criticism from Madrid will stop the merger attempts between Catalan and Valencian boxes. The Nationalist Bloc
points only when they have fared better electorally was when "Pere Mayor did a project as close as possible to convergence." Of course, specifies, "a convergence adapted to Valencia." (Clicking here you can access the full interview) .
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