The still spokesman for the Popular Party in Teguise, Jonás Álvarez, has stated that he has no plans to retire from politics and that his intention is to "continue being". For more than a year, Álvarez has not participated in the organic life of the PP and his permanence in the formation is already impossible.
Álvarez has detailed in Radio Lanzarote-Onda Cero that, despite the fact that, as he has been reiterating for some months, "I am not summoned nor have Committee meetings been held", he dares "to assure that in the future I will continue to be in politics", but without revealing under what acronyms he will continue.
"I have had many offers from parties"
His "obligation" to the residents of Teguise ends in May 2023, with the call for new elections, and until then the still member of the PP is clear that both he and his teammates "will continue working individually, making requests and questions such as those made in the last plenary session on the improvement of agricultural roads and sports fields in the municipality".
And after the new call to the polls, he points out that "defining how or in what way is complicated": "I have had many offers from parties that are active, except from the PP. It will be in January when I reveal my destination".
What Álvarez makes clear is that, whatever the formation, he will be "only in Teguise".
"I wouldn't dare to ask for the vote for Rita Hernández"
Regarding the candidate chosen by the popular formation for the town, Rita Hernández, the politician indicates that they have not held "any type of meeting", but that, even if so, he does not support her.
In Álvarez's opinion, the aspirant, "in the eight years that she spent as a councilor within the government group, she did not obtain any achievement, nor has any work been attributed to her for the municipality".
Therefore, he states that "Rita is not my candidate, taking into account her history and trajectory, I would not dare to ask my neighbors to vote for her".
