“The roll-over election in Andalusia has been spectacular. I think that has far exceeded the expectations and fears of each other”. With these words, the bishop of Córdoba, Demetrio Fernández, has been recognized in a pastoral letter rejoice in the results in the elections last Sunday, in which the PSOE plummeted, losing 14 mps and that broke the party of the extreme right Vox with 12 seats. “I am glad that this company andalusian, that many within and outside despise or minimize, you have been able to give a beat of this caliber, breaking an inertia that is almost impossible to overcome. In this way, Andalusia is the pioneer of a social change that we expect in the Spanish society,” says the religious.
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The bishop blamed the electoral twist to the attack on “religious freedom and traditions”. “You can not be attacking religious freedom with impunity, claiming public ownership of the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba with sophistries that are not sustained or that the mount. You can’t go against the tide wanting to build a world without God, in which they fit all İlbet but the God that has shaped our history,” says Fernandez before you point out that “you can’t cut in Spain” and show their rejection of abortion and euthanasia. “The andalusians are sensitive to all this and have wanted to say at the polls what is the future they want for themselves and for their children,” he says. Also relates the change in the polls to the “broken promises”, that they have to the community “to the tail in many aspects”.
In their letter, the religious clarifies that this shift “is not about any revenge, it is a renewal and regeneration of the noble task of politics, ridding it of all corruption.” In this sense, “whatever the alliance to reach policy makers,” said Fernandez calls on the new Government to attack problems such as poverty, unemployment or immigration. “To the shores of Andalusia continue to pour in rickety boats full of immigrants, claiming a new approach to european and world level”, he adds. “The voters of Andalusia have shown that they know to whom they vote, and the same that today have been given an electoral twist, you can give it within a time, if the current polled do not know how to manage well the order received. The andalusians have taken a historic step to tell the politicians where they want to build their own future, and that does not give it already constructed or deconstructed,” says bishop. “The turnaround in Andalusia to serve for a conversion to God and towards the brothers,” the letter concluded.
