Publication: Liderazgo político y género: las Primarias del PSOE de mayo de 2017 en una comparativa de los discursos mediáticos y en redes sociales
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2023-06-06
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Congosto Martínez, Mariluz
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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21 de mayo de 2017. Contra todo pronóstico, Pedro Sánchez vuelve a erigirse secretario general del PSOE. Lo hace en las segundas primarias en la historia del partido en las que los/as militantes votaban directamente a su líder. Sánchez se enfrentaba a la que, tres años antes, había sido su principal valedora: la entonces presidenta de la Junta de Andalucía, Susana Díaz, y al exlehendakari Patxi López. Y la participación fue abrumadora: un 79,84%, 12,5 puntos más que en 2014. El declive electoral del PSOE y el rápido ascenso de Podemos por la izquierda influyeron en ello. Pero, sin duda, lo que más pesó fueron los acontecimientos vividos siete meses atrás.Tras dos derrotas electorales consecutivas, el 1 de octubre de 2016, Sánchez renunció a la Secretaría General del partido después de que la mayoría de los miembros del comité federal (132 frente a 107) rechazara, en una votación a mano alzada, su propuesta de convocar un congreso extraordinario para someter al criterio de la militancia su propio liderazgo y la posición del partido en la investidura de Mariano Rajoy (PP) a la Presidencia del Gobierno...
May 21st, 2017. Pedro Sánchez becomes again Secretary General of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (Partido Socialista Obrero Español, PSOE). It does soe in the second primaries in the party’s history in which the militants voted directly for their leader. Sánchez was facing the person who, three years earlier, in a similar process, had been his main supporter: the president of the Andalusian Govern, Susana Díaz, and the exlehendakari Patxi López. The turnout was overwhelming: 78.84%, 12.5 points more than in 2014. The electoral collapse of the PSOE and the rise of Podemos on the left influenced this. However, the events that happened seven months ago were more decisive.After two consecutive electoral defeats, on October 1, 2016, Sánchez resigned from the General Secretariat of the party because of the majority of the members of the federal committee (132 against 107) rejected, in a vote by show of hands, his proposal to convene an extraordinary congress to submit its own leadership and the position of the party to the criteria of the militancy in the investidure of Mariano Rajoy (PP) to de Presidency of the Government...
May 21st, 2017. Pedro Sánchez becomes again Secretary General of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (Partido Socialista Obrero Español, PSOE). It does soe in the second primaries in the party’s history in which the militants voted directly for their leader. Sánchez was facing the person who, three years earlier, in a similar process, had been his main supporter: the president of the Andalusian Govern, Susana Díaz, and the exlehendakari Patxi López. The turnout was overwhelming: 78.84%, 12.5 points more than in 2014. The electoral collapse of the PSOE and the rise of Podemos on the left influenced this. However, the events that happened seven months ago were more decisive.After two consecutive electoral defeats, on October 1, 2016, Sánchez resigned from the General Secretariat of the party because of the majority of the members of the federal committee (132 against 107) rejected, in a vote by show of hands, his proposal to convene an extraordinary congress to submit its own leadership and the position of the party to the criteria of the militancy in the investidure of Mariano Rajoy (PP) to de Presidency of the Government...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias de la Información, leída el 14/03/2023