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The agricultural cooperative and president of the Community Irrigation Lorca, Manuel Soler, today announced officially his candidacy to head the electoral list of the PSOE in the municipal elections of 2011.

Soler has announced that concur to the primary process within the local PSOE, for what is about to pick up the endorsements of 20% of the militants despite that has the express support of the party leadership in Lorca, what theoretically absolve him of collecting signatures from their peers.

Manuel Soler thanked the support of the Local Executive Committee but has said he prefers attending the process "supported by the party base."

It has also encouraged other members of the local PSOE to present other alternatives because "it's good to enrich the debate both internally and in the face of society."

The businessman has said he wants to be the Socialist candidate for mayor because Lorca "deserves a more competent government" and Lorca "be better heard and addressed."

Manuel Soler has said he does not doubt the good will of Francis Jódar but "get it right because it lacks capacity and experience in management."

He said the mayor of PP has not been able to team up "and deal with the problems that have become" interminable. "

In particular, noted the enormous difficulties for suppliers to the City Council can charge, which creates "uncertainty for many families" and "lack of credibility to the City."

He added that Jódar win municipal elections in May 2001 "will not be easy" but warned that "not impossible" and would fight to change the political sign of the council.

Confident that he can offer a better alternative, based on "management," Soler said he has "knowledge" that any other member of the PSOE will be your primary rival, although he acknowledged that he would like and that if held, would be held on 3 October.

The mayoral candidate for the Socialist Party has refused to "discuss list" because "is not the time" but said he "had in mind people inside and outside the party" that could form, although it has reluctant to "name names."

Soler said that politics is "passionate" and that his candidacy respond to an offer he made last year the current Secretary General of the PSOE, Diego Ferra, while recognizing that the former mayor Miguel Navarro offered to be part of a list election years and could also be deputy in a socialist regional government, but rejected both offers.

Asked about their favorite candidate in the primary process that envelops the PSRM-PSOE, has responded that he "is the string of government delegate, Rafael González Tovar, who has his trial should have been the candidate for Party general secretary.

Among Begoña García-Retegui and Jesus Navarro, the two candidates locked in the primary regional PSOE, Soler did not want to vote and has said that "to win the best."

Source: PSOE Lorca