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The Socialists have presented the appeal before the Electoral Area of ​​Lorca today to elevate the Superior Court where they ask for clarification "why have been considered as null four votes of the PSOE that equal They were given as valid the Popular Party "

They announce their "unstoppable intend to fight to get to the end, as far as the law permits us to defend what is clear that Lorca wanted citizenship by voting: the end of the absolute majority"

The PSOE's candidate for mayor of Lorca, Diego José Mateos has personado before the Electoral Area to appeal enabling legislation before the High Court in which, in the words of the Socialist candidate, "we show our total disagreement with the decision of the Central Electoral Board, based on various procedural matters, but especially in unequal treatment to be given to when considering the null votes from one party and another. "

"A controversial decision which, as we all know, the Central Electoral Board took good eight votes, initially zero, and the result has meant that the Popular Party again have an absolute majority, with the first count and the ratification, up to twice the Electoral Area, they had lost. "

"We demand equal treatment when considering the validity of the vote null in both cases. We do not understand why they have given a total of four invalid votes, on equal terms, they were given as valid the Popular Party. We want that equal treatment, so we turned to Justice so that we clarify this circumstance. "

"We will fight to reach the final, where regulations permit us to defend what is clear Lorca citizens wanted their vote. The end of the absolute majority of the Popular Party The Lorca, with his election last May 24, decided that the Popular Party had 12 councilors and we, the Socialist Party, 9. Therefore, we want to make clear that, with all the means at our disposal, we will exhaust all possible avenues before we consider an injustice when treating the validity of the null votes for a party and for another, "says Mateos.

Finally, Mateos says he is "willing to go as far as necessary and always far as the legislation provides for it, to clarify an unusual process, unprecedented in Lorca and that is causing so much unbelief in the street and in which, remember, any political party, in a similar situation, would be equally entitled to seek legal redress in such controversial cases like this. "

Source: PSOE Lorca