The Official State Gazette (BOE) has published this Wednesday the list of candidates from all over the country for the general elections to be held on November 29.
The province of Las Palmas has eight seats and that of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, seven. In the 2023 general elections, the PSOE obtained three seats in the province of Las Palmas, another three the Popular Party, one Vox and one Sumar. While in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, there were three for the PP, three for the PSOE and one for Coalición Canaria.
The PSOE list
The candidacy of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) for the Congress of Deputies will be headed by Dolores Corujo from Lanzarote, who will be first on the list, followed by Luc Andre Diouf Dioh, spokesperson for the PSOE's Migration Commission, and Vanesa María Cabrera Ramos, from the PSOE of Teror.
The rest of the candidates are: Pedro Sosa Sánchez, Ada Santana Aguilera, Alberto Guevara Hernández, Sana Chehaib Charfaoui, Jorge Cornejo Jiménez. As substitutes will be Elisa Isabel García Rodríguez, Miguel Ángel Juárez Oviedo and Elisa Cordal Vieites.
Popular Party Candidates
The Popular Party list for the Congress of Deputies will be headed by Sergio Ramos Acosta from Gran Canaria, followed by María Teresa Ortega Granados and Guillermo Carlos Mariscal Anaya. They are followed by: Clara Mercedes Peña Pérez, Jeziel Marín Arrocha from Lanzarote, Olga Palacios Pérez, José Vicentes Calero Saavedra and Lorena Martín Cabrera.
As substitutes, it includes Carlos José Da Mata Martín, María del Mar Amador Montesdeoca and Iván Vega Moreno.
The Vox list
The VOX party presents Andrés Alberto Rodríguez Almeida as the head of the list for Las Palmas, in second position Inés Lucía Cuartero Lorenzo and Adrián Rubio García. They are followed by Rocío Esperanza Moreno Fernández, Carlos Canino Hernández, Carmen Suárez Parrilla, Juan Antonio Garcés Domínguez and Yaiza Ojeda González.
As substitutes will be Nelson Daniel Pérez García, Tania Guixeras Fajardo, Luis Óliver Álamo Bolaños and Ana Isabel Afonso Quintana.
The Liberación Canaria list
Meanwhile, for the Liberación Canaria party, the candidates are Daniel Falero Mesa, Nicole Nadine Rodríguez Duhr from Lanzarote and Nicolás Cabrera Acosta from Lanzarote. On the lists they are followed by: Yanira Rosa León Carrillo, Jesús Nauzet Farray Acosta, María del Carmen González Oramas, Esteban Manuel Rodríguez Fernández and Marta Josefa Naranjo Montesdeoca.
As substitutes will be Emilio Navarro Rosario, Gregoria Lidia Esther Méndez Tabares, Juan Miguel Figueroa Pérez.
The list of Unidad del Pueblo Canario (Nueva Canarias-Bloque Canarista, Podemos, IU and Sumar)
The confluence formed by Nueva Canarias, Bloque Canarista, Podemos, Izquierda Unida and Sumar (Unidad del Pueblo Canario) is presided over in the province by Luis Alberto Campos Jiménez, Yolanda Iratxe Serreno Ávila and the Lanzaroteño Jorge Miguel Peñas Lozano.
Following them are the Fuerteventura native Angie Lizeth Rivera Ortiz, the Gran Canarian Francisco Javier Marrero Santana, Soraya El Hajoui El Hajoui, Ismael Jesús Sánchez Melián and Antonia Gloria Ali Santana.
As substitutes are César José Santana Santana, María Isabel Guerra Sánchez, Teodoro María Bonajale Oko, Zaida del Carmen Padilla Santana, Carmelo Faleh Pérez, Sara Ramírez Bolaños, José Manuel Santana González, Francisca Dolores Artiles Hernández, Mario Marcelo Regidor Arenales and Isabel Peñate Ortega.
The list of Primero Canarias-Coalición Canaria
The confluence between Primero Canarias and Coalición Canarias presents as its lead candidates for Las Palmas Teodoro Claret Sosa Monzón, María Fernández Pérez and Juan José Rodríguez Pérez. Following them are Minerva Carmen Alonso Santana, David Monte López, María del Carmen González Medina, Raúl Salvador García Brink and Etna-Thiare Alegría Suárez.
As substitutes: Rafael Juan Robaina Romero, Mónica Raquel Marrero Santana, Yair Rodríguez Pérez, Nayra Navarro Ruano, Saúl González Quintana.
The list of Partido Dragos Canarias
The Drago Canarias party presents as its lead candidates for Las Palmas Héctor Morán Rodríguez, followed by the Fuerteventura native Aceysele Chacón Méndez and Luis Bruno de la Barrera Massieu. Following them are Mar Jiménez Domínguez, Rafael Jiménez Tortosa, Cristina del Carmen Acosta Haro, Juan Cosme Vega Reyes and Mónica Guacimara Bernal Quintana.
As substitutes will be Antonio Samuel Díaz García, Alejandra Suárez Bermúdez, Juan José Rodríguez González, Raquel Suárez Domínguez and José Fernando Santana Alemán.
Proposal from Frente Obrero
The Frente Obrero party presents as its lead candidates for Las Palmas Jorge García Cantarero, followed by Celestina Sosa Quevedo and José Antonio Cabrera Rivero. Following them are María Vanessa García Latorre, Juan Manuel Laulhe Vieitez, Carmen María Gómez Abellán, Alejandro Garrido Castilla and Alicia Lasheras Beses.
The list of Partido Comunista de los Trabajadores de España (PCTE)
The Communist Workers' Party of Spain presents as its lead candidate for Las Palmas Domingo González Perdomo, María Luisa de la Torre Acosta Lorenzo and Andrés Castañón Rincón. Followed by Blanca Selena García Bisbicus, Guaire Sánchez Monroy, Nora Amaro Quintana, Andrés Juan Vazquez Espino and Andrés Juan Vazquez Espino.
As substitutes: Víctor Daniel Velázquez Ruta.
The list of the Se Acabó la Fiesta Party
The Se Acabó la Fiesta party presents as its lead candidate for Las Palmas Clara María Tejera González, Ignacio Suárez Caballero and María Paola González Gil. Followed by Julio César Pino Ramírez, Irene Patricia Valerón Iversen, José Francisco Santana Alfonso, Natalia García Marín and Aridane Cabrera García.
As substitutes: Gloria Esther Rivero Darias.
The list of Por un mundo más justo
The Por un mundo más justo party presents as its lead candidate for Las Palmas Gara Rodríguez Gutiérrez, José Ángel Hernández Duarte and Laura Rodríguez Álvarez. Followed by Manuel Luis Pérez Salazar, Jesús del Carmen Rosales Jiménez, Carlos Sosa Rodríguez, Ana María Parriego de Celis and Rafael Ángel de León Morales.
As substitutes: Gloria Esther Rivero Darias.
The list of the Animalist Party with the Environment (PACMA)
The Animalist Party with the Environment party has as its lead candidate for Las Palmas Iris Cristina Sánchez Padrón, Esperanza Pino Gómez Guerra and Luis Alberto Pardillos Fraile. Followed by María de los Ángeles Encabo López, Dailos Batista Suárez, Ana Isabel Pérez Gracia, Eleazar Mentado Déniz and María del Mar García Arias.
As substitutes are Layla Morón El Hadri, Antonio Fermín Pérez Santiago and Clara Estil-Las García.
The list of the Communist Party of the Canary People
The Communist Party of the Canary People presents as its lead candidate for Las Palmas Sonia María Iruela Padrón, Carmelo Antonio Suárez Cabrera and Daniel González Expósito. Followed by Iris Cristina Sánchez Padrón, Esperanza Pino Gómez Guerra and Luis Alberto Pardillos Fraile. Followed by Francisca Carmen Sánchez Macías, María del Carmen Talavera Quevedo, Lorenza Machín Alarcón, Federico de Santa Ana Fernández and José del Toro Augusto.
As substitutes are Roberto Carlos Barreto Alcántara and María Fernanda Gadea Martínez.
The list of Escaños en Blanco to leave seats empty
The party Empty Seats to leave empty seats presents as head of list for Las Palmas to Valentín Tomás Labrada Ruiz, Marta Benaiges Renom (Independent), Daniel José Morales Ortega (Independent), María Magdalena González Fuentes (Independent), Augusto Esparza Varona (Independent), Divina del Pino Ruega López (Independent), Juan Manuel Martínez Macías (Independent) and María de las Nieves Rey Travieso (Independent).
As substitutes are José Clemente Pardos López (Independent) and Eva Cristina Lesaga Llopis (Independent).
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