Overview
- At a rally in Mairena del Aljarafe, María Jesús Montero asked for a feminist vote, arguing women bear the brunt of failing public services.
- She highlighted missed breast cancer screenings and long wait lists as concrete harms that fall hardest on women.
- Pilar Bernabé, the PSOE equality lead, said only the party can turn measures on abortion rights, gender‑violence prevention, and prostitution eradication into law.
- PSOE accused the Andalusian government under Juanma Moreno of not meeting obligations tied to Spain’s abortion law.
- Montero underscored being the only woman in the race as a reason to lead and linked a feminist outlook to a firm anti‑war stance, even naming Donald Trump.