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BOOOM: Bald Vaquero to run for Podemos Bizkaia...
**Richard Vaquero** is standing in the **Podemos** primaries to become the candidate for Deputy General of **Bizkaia**. He is seeking a politics focused on the majority.
**Richard Vaquero** has announced his candidacy in the **Podemos** primaries to become Deputy General of **Bizkaia**, backing a government that prioritises the majority.
## Candidacy for the General Assembly of Bizkaia
**Richard Vaquero** has stepped forward to run in the **Podemos** primaries with the aim of becoming the candidate for Deputy General of **Bizkaia**. His proposal focuses on a politics that prioritises the majority of the population, putting people ahead of particular interests. The decision marks a move within Biscay politics, seeking to reshape the landscape ahead of future elections.
## A focus on the social majority
**Vaquero**'s campaign is built around the idea of a **Bizkaia** governed with the majority in mind. The candidate seeks to promote an administration that puts people at the centre of political decisions, distancing himself from what he considers the interests of a few. This vision aims to show that a more inclusive form of politics, truly representative of citizens, is possible.
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