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Resounding success of participation in the first primary elections in SPCT.

Enrolled voted divided into members and supporters and 100% voted Census militants and 52% of the census of supporters.

Total registered were 114 people who have decided their vote between the two candidates in contention Esparza Venancio López and Juan Manuel González Saura.

The result of the vote has yielded a score of 53.12% support for the candidacy of Juan Manuel González Saura and 46.88% support for Venancio López Esparza.

With this vote SPCT completes the process to appoint its first candidate in the electoral coalition that formed in the upcoming municipal elections in May 2015 with IU-Greens.

Under the agreement between the two formations Juan Manuel González Saura fill the position No. 3 of the application.

Juan Manuel González Saura (Cartagena in 1959), resident of Miranda, a married father of two, is Technician in Electronic Systems Technician in Occupational Risks, Local Diploma in Management from the Jaime Vera Foundation and NCO Corps Specialists Navy Reserve in situation.

He was Chief of Staff and Public Relations Municipal Socialist Group in the city of Cartagena on stage was the spokesman of the socialist group to Juan Luis Martínez Madrid, vowel in the Neighborhood Board The Albujón- Miranda, founding member and since then involved in this project as Secretary of Socialist Organization for Cartagena (SPCT) also is militant Socialist Alternative (Clias), federal party that is Socialist Land for Cartagena

He was president of the Neighborhood Association of the Province of Miranda, Vocal Decentralization and Transport of the Federation of Neighborhood Associations of Cartagena and Shire "Fernando Garrido", founding member and secretary from the Association of Residents of La Chapineta of La Azohía Secretary of the Association for the Protection of Natural Environment of La Azohia (ADELA), a volunteer with the Red Cross and the Colectivo La Huertecica of Cartagena, among others.

Source: SPCT