ADOLF BELTRAN: "The PSPV has lost a decade-long"
Valencia veteran journalist of the newspaper "El País", Adolf Beltran, begins by clarifying that the political hegemony of the PP is based, first of all, the task's own party that leaves no room for pluralism and the normal exercise of democracy. The PP is dedicated, l for example, persecution of the opposition, "opposition live permanently plagued by power." This means, he says, "a huge anomaly." Another mainstay of the domineering tactics of the CP is the control of the media: "The media are colonized by the PP strategy."
That's not all in the explanation of Adolf Beltran. The eternal renewal PSPV pending in the division and to the left of the socialist believes that does the rest. Socialists maintains that have lost much credibility with the progressive voters and regrets that "both look in [the party] has made them irrelevant for the outside. The internal chapels have been attempts to renewal and that's what is paying for years the PSPV. More to the left of the Socialists, along with the more nationalist areas, the problem that detects the reporter of the "Country" is that it appears that unity is impossible even though the things that separate them not so important. "This division is so dangerous that I could make all this extra-space." (Click here to access the full interview)
That's not all in the explanation of Adolf Beltran. The eternal renewal PSPV pending in the division and to the left of the socialist believes that does the rest. Socialists maintains that have lost much credibility with the progressive voters and regrets that "both look in [the party] has made them irrelevant for the outside. The internal chapels have been attempts to renewal and that's what is paying for years the PSPV. More to the left of the Socialists, along with the more nationalist areas, the problem that detects the reporter of the "Country" is that it appears that unity is impossible even though the things that separate them not so important. "This division is so dangerous that I could make all this extra-space." (Click here to access the full interview)
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