News Alert on 24M-2015 Elections

The vote is our greatest weapon

Down below you will find the names and photographs of those gypsies who are candidates in the next MUNICIPAL AND AUTONOMOUS ELECTIONS.

As we said a few days ago, we believe that this type of publicity is good for various reasons.

Firstly: Because it encourages our people to participate. If we really want gypsies to be the protagonists of our own destiny and administrators of our freedom, we must utilise the best and most effective means available to the citizens of a democratic State – political participation. Our voice, the voice of the gypsies, must be heard in parliaments and local councils. We must be the ones to bear witness to our struggle and concerns. United, of course, with the other party representatives whose ranks we are members of. However, I insist, it must be a gypsy who takes the floor to say what happens to us and what we want.

Secondly: Because, in our view, taking part in an election campaign is good experience for gaining confidence and losing fear of speaking in public. It is necessary for the gadchés to know that we, the gypsies, have both the strength and ability to properly express what we want.

Thirdly: Because we have to demonstrate that we represent a very important electoral force. A community like ours, with a population of around 750,000 people, can be a decisive factor when it comes to shaping governmental teams in both autonomous parliaments and the local councils of our towns and cities.

And finally: Because we are tired of seeing how some political parties ignore us and even, at times, deceive us. They make promises to us at election time and then forget their commitments. For this reason, it is essential that the word ‘gypsy’ is heard in those places where laws are written or measures are taken which seriously affect all citizens.

Making these names known in society can not only benefit them if they receive a vote, but also clearly demonstrates that we are a people that, without giving up our position as gypsies, fully participates in building a free and democratic society where the right to vote is our main tool for building a better society.

 

 

This Spanish - English translation was done by the translator Victoria Price and revised by Eve Pattison for the PerMondo project that involves providing free translations for NGOs. This initiative is coordinated by the translation agency Mondo Agit.

Roma candidates to 24M-2015 elections


Manuel Bustamante

Political party: Partido Popular

Number 25. Candidate to las Cortes Valencianas


Paulino Gracia Montañez

Political party: En Lloret sí, se puede (Podemos)

Number 1. Candidate to Alcaldía de Lloret de Mar (Girona)


Cristóbal Laso Silva

Political party: En Lloret sí, se puede (Podemos)

Number 6. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Lloret de Mar (Girona)


Emilio Israel Cortés Santiago

Political party: Partido Popular

Number 10. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Alicante


Silvia Cristina Pereira Viento

Political party: BNG-Asambleas Abertas

Number 12. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de A Coruña


Basilio Perona Cortés

Political party: Sant Adrià en Comú

Number 2. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Sant Adrià de Besòs (Barcelona)


Sinaí Giménez Jiménez

Political party: Iniciativa Independiente de Vigo

Number 1. Candidate to Alcaldía de Vigo.


Fernando Fernández Cortés

Political party: Ciudadanos

Number 7. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Torredonjimeno (Jaén)


Tamara Losada Reyes

Political party: Partido Popular

Number 15. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Palma del Río (Córdoba)


Dolores Fernández Cortés

Political party: Ciudadanos

Number 10. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Torredonjimeno (Jaén)


Fernando Nouviles Bautista

Political party: Convergència i Unió

Number 17. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Lleida


Ángel Muñoz Román

Political party: Partido Popular

Number 4. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Alhama de Granada


Antonio Santiago Santiago

Political party: VOX

Number 13. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Garrucha (Almería)


Marcos Antonio Gómez Gómez

Political party: Izquierda Unida

Number 13. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de El Ejido (Almería)


Soledad Ruiz Santiago

Political party: Partido Popular

Number 17. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz)


Ana Hernández Lozano

Political party: Partido Popular

Number 19. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Palencia


Rocío Heredia Carmona

Political party: PSOE

Number 9. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz)


Rafael Maya Fernández

Political party: VOX

Number 1. Candidate to Alcaldía de Vera (Almería)

 


Andrés Fernández Cortés

Political party: VOX

Number 3. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Vera (Almería)


Tamara Martín Santiago

Political party: VOX

Number 4. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Vera (Almería)

 


Manuel Cortés Torres

Political party: VOX

Number 7. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Vera (Almería)


Antonio Miguel Torres Cortés

Political party: VOX

Number 9. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Vera (Almería)

 


Jorge Maya Fernández

Political party: VOX

Number 11. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Vera (Almería)


Rosa Santiago Cortés

Political party: Partido Popular

Number 11. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Garrucha (Almería)

 


Ana Santiago Santiago

Political party: Para la gente, Somos Turre

Number 4. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Turre (Almería)


Saias Camacho Camacho

Political party: Partido Popular

En reserva. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Reus (Tarragona)


Manuel Amaya de Castro

Political party: Partido Popular

En reserva. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Reus (Tarragona)


María Hernández Pérez

Political party: León Despierta (Podemos)

Number 2. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de León


Antonio Carlos Jiménez Córdoba

Political party: Partido Popular

Number 7. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Sabadell


Ana Palmira Soto Soto

Political party: Costa del Sol Sí puede (Podemos)

Number 1. Candidate to Alcaldía de Fuengirola


María Santiago Moreno

Political party: PSOE

Number 15. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Puertollano (Ciudad Real)


Ramón Fernández Fernández

Political party: Partido Popular

Number 13. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Illora (Granada)


Juan Cortés Jiménez

Political party: Partido Andalucista

Number 13. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Illora (Granada)


Remedios Cortés Salazar

Political party: PSOE

Number 6. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Santa Marta de los Barros (Badajoz)


Dolores Jiménez Gabarri

Political party: Calceatenses

Number 12. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Santo Domingo de la Calzada (La Rioja)


Eugenio Giménez Gabarri

Political party: Partido Riojano

Number 23. Candidate to Parlamento de La Rioja

 


Miguel Ángel Vargas

Political party: Ganemos Lebrija

Number 1. Candidate to Alcaldía de Lebrija (Sevilla)


María Pilar Conde Maldonado

Political party: Partido Popular

Number 15. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Alhaurín de la Torre (Málaga)


Antonio Amador Amador

Political party: Ahora Almería

Number 6. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Almería


Tamara Santiago Amador

Political party: Ahora Almería

Number 21. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Almería


Manuela Amador Amador

Political party: Guanyem País Valencià

Number 12. Candidate to las Cortes Valencianas


Manuela Amador Cortés

Political party: Guanyem País Valencià

Number 33. Candidate to las Cortes Valencianas


Tamara Muñoz Navarro

Political party: Guanyem País Valencià

Number 9. Candidate to las Cortes Valencianas


Tamara Carrasco Torres

Political party: PSOE

Number 5. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Lebrija

 


Josefa Martín Fernández

Political party: Partido Andalucista

Number 18. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz)


Ana Giménez Adelantado

Political party: Partido Popular

Number 18. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Castellón


Juan Miguel Bort Heredia

Political party: Partido Popular

Number 13. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Nules
(Castellón)


Emilia Raquel Peña

Political party:Ganemos Lebrija

Number 2. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Lebrija (Sevilla)


Saray Muñoz Contreras

Political party:Partido Popular

Number 1. Candidate to Alcaldía de Badía del Vallès (Barcelona)


Angel Jiménez Jiménez

Political party:Solidaridad y autogestión internacionalista (SAIn)

Number 12. Candidate to Ayuntamiento de Burgos (Burgos)

 

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