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Mikel Hidalgo, PNV candidate for Bilbao mayor, marries
Mikel Hidalgo, the PNV candidate for Mayor of Bilbao, has married. The 33-year-old politician announced his wedding on social media with a message of celebration and advocacy.
Mikel Hidalgo, the PNV candidate for Mayor of Bilbao, has announced his marriage. The 33-year-old politician shared the news on his social media with a message of celebration and advocacy.
Mikel Hidalgo, the PNV candidate for Mayor of Bilbao, has taken an important personal step by getting married. The news, shared by the politician himself on social media, marks a significant moment in his career, especially as he is in a pre-election period to succeed Juan Mari Aburto as head of the Biscayan capital.
## An announcement with a message
Mikel Hidalgo, 33, has made his union with his partner official through a Facebook post, accompanied by a photograph of the ceremony. In his message, written in both Basque and Spanish, the politician expressed his wishes for celebration, toasting "to the men and women who have made it possible for us to get here." The statement concludes with a resounding "for not going back," adding a layer of political meaning to a personal event.
## Political and personal career
Mikel Hidalgo currently serves as an advisor for the coordination of social transition projects in the Basque Government. His appointment as candidate for Mayor of Bilbao by the Basque Nationalist Party for the upcoming May elections places him in a key position in local politics. The personal union now announced adds to his public agenda, marking an important chapter in both his private life and his political projection.
Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication.
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