Fernando Mora, a 66-year-old politician from Toledo, has surprised many by announcing his resignation from the seat in the Cortes of Castilla-La Mancha, where he has served for 11 years. Mora, who comes from a politically engaged family, has shared his journey from joining the PSOE in 1981 to the present, highlighting key moments in his career.
In an interview, Mora reflects on his political awareness from a young age, mentioning his participation in Izquierda Democrática before joining the PSOE. He emphasizes the importance of constructive opposition and criticizes the lack of understanding from some parties regarding regional reality. He expresses disagreements with certain policies of Pedro Sánchez and analyzes the current political situation concerning parties like Vox.
Regarding his departure from the Cortes, Mora states that he will dedicate himself to the party without this limiting his freedom. He fondly recalls significant moments from his career and shares his views on past and present political leaders, such as Felipe González and Adolfo Suárez. Additionally, he comments on the current complexity of world politics and the influence of ultra-nationalist parties.
Mora also addresses topics such as the democratic system, citizen representation in institutions, and the importance of dialogue and consensus in politics. He highlights the need for enriching debate within parties and advocates for the diversity of opinions as a positive factor for political development. Throughout the interview, he demonstrates his commitment to socialism and his vision of politics as a space for reflection and action in constant evolution.
