The beginning of Luis Tudanca's political career, similar to that of current president Pedro Sánchez, has sparked great interest. Although he has not yet confirmed whether he will run as a candidate for the general secretariat of the PSCL, he has already started his campaign with that goal. His main opponent in this contest is Javier Alfonso Cendón, provincial secretary and deputy.
In his early steps, Tudanca has expressed his interest in debating honestly about the party model and giving voice to the members in decision-making. His tour of different places in Spain in a party vehicle symbolizes his effort to win in the upcoming congress process that will determine the leadership of the PSCL in the coming years.
On the other hand, Tudanca has received criticism from those who question how his campaign started and support from those who back his proposal. The aim of accelerating the congress process responds to the need to reinforce his leadership and renew regional leaderships before the next electoral cycles.
Despite the pressures and internal division in his party, Tudanca has maintained a respectful discourse towards the national leadership. Like Pedro Sánchez at his time, Tudanca seeks the support of the party's grassroots to strengthen his position as leader of the PSCL.
In this context of tensions and political movements, Tudanca faces a complex scenario where he must convince the grassroots of his intentions and build his path to the general secretariat of the PSCL.