Iglesias trusts that the resignation of wallet does not subtract votes We Can

The secretary general of We Can, Pablo Iglesias, trusts that the resignation of Juan Carlos Wallet, that this Thursday left the leadership of the party, it will not affect the result of training in the upcoming regional and municipal elections. "I think not," said at a concentration of technical support to the subcontracts of Telefónica in strike. "We're going to continue to work to win," said the leader of the training, who has assured us that was excited to read the letter that she wrote exresponsable program already in your blog.

In this reading, for example: "Paul is, in addition to a beautiful part of my biography, the secretary-general of the party with which I am going to continue fighting. We knew that this was going to be difficult, we had to confront many lies, that the power would never allow without resorting to a thousand tricks that they were the worst government". Wallet leaves the leadership of the party, but will not go away. His convictions, he says, remain firm. Even so, it was precisely these convictions, together with the need to feel a verse loose, which encouraged the discomfort of wallet with the dynamics of the first line of the policy.

The so-called case Wallet -what the leaders of the training have been described as "hunting" of the media after known in january their collections of Venezuela, Bolivia, Ecuador and Nicaragua - has directly affected the political scientist, who believes that "the power he did well the duties" against him. But there is more. In this process has the heavy debate on the political project of We Can and the tendency of the founder of the party to act often outside the organization. He himself admitted that he prefers feel free of bonds: "I don't want to regain my own voice before that continue to be a part of the sprocket for a appliance. And I want to be able to discuss with the media, civil society, with other parties, with those who think different without that my views are not hampered by anything other than my own convictions".

In any case, Churches sent a letter last night to party supporters explaining some of the circumstances of the resignation. "For months he had been speaking with the difficulties he was experiencing as a result of belonging to the address we can", he writes. AND emphasizes: "Juan Carlos leaves the governing bodies, but we cannot". "The changing needs of many people fulfilling roles very different, and Juan Carlos and i thought for some time that he is not a party man, and that his post is where it has always been: being a reference of moral and intellectual who aspire to a more just society," continues Churches, that this Thursday announced the resignation of his number 3 after the own wallet will launch criticisms of the current strategy of the address, debate between the scope of the founding spirit and moderation program.