Montse Lluis to be Santiago Abascal's new number two in Madrid
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The political party Vox has announced a major change in its internal structure. Santiago Abascal, the leader of the party, has chosen Montse Lluis as his new number two for the Madrid delegation. This appointment marks a new stage in the organization of the party in the Spanish capital.
Montse Lluis has a significant track record within the political organization. She currently serves as deputy secretary-general and has been a key figure in the negotiations for agreements and governments with the People's Party (PP) in various regions of Spain. Her experience in political dialogue has been fundamental to her rise within the party.
The choice of Lluis seeks to strengthen Vox's strategy in Madrid, a strategic territory for national politics. With this move, the party's leadership aims to consolidate its influence and improve the coordination of its teams following the recent pacts reached with other conservative forces.
This organizational change comes at a time of great political activity in Spain. Lluis's work will be fundamental to maintaining internal cohesion and ensuring that the agreements reached with the People's Party are fulfilled as planned over the coming months.
The news has generated interest in the national political sphere, as it defines the line of work that Vox will follow in the capital. It is expected that, in her new position, Lluis will continue to play an active role in decision-making and in representing the party to the citizens of Madrid.
Sources: Demócrata
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