The PP in Aragón closes its provincial lists for the general elections in November

The Aragonese PP approves and sends to the national direction its provincial lists for Congress and the Senate for the general elections on November 29.

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Elecciones generales del 29 de noviembre · Demócrata

The provincial electoral committees of the Popular Party in Aragón have given the final approval to the candidacies that they will present in the upcoming general elections on November 29.

After their approval at the autonomous level, these lists have been sent to the national electoral committee, an organ that, according to the party's statutes, must grant the final validation before their official proclamation.

In the Zaragoza constituency, the candidacy for Congress will be led by María del Rocío Dívar Conde. Following are Javier Campoy Monre, Susana Cobos Barrio, Juan Pablo Artero Muñoz, Rebeca Naudín Ayesa, Emilio Ferrero Arias, and María del Pilar Echeverría García. For the Senate from Zaragoza, the number one will be Lius María Beamonte, followed by María Elena Bondía Pinós and José Manuel Aranda.

In the case of Huesca, the list for Congress will be headed by Ana Isabel Alós López, accompanied in the following positions by José Ignacio Gramún Castillo and María Sonia Bastinos Bordas. In the Upper House, the candidacy is opened by Melania Mur Sangra, with Jose Antonio Lagüens Martín and Blanca Mónica Galindo in second and third place.

For the province of Teruel, the list for Congress is headed by Alberto Herrero Bono, followed by Raquel Clemente Muñoz and Mario Latorre Ros. In the Senate, the number one will be Emma Buj, and completing the trio are Carlos Boné Amela and Celia Durbán Solans.