Politics
In the 2023 municipal elections in Mijas, the PSOE received the most votes but did not secure an absolute majority. As a result, the PSOE, Ciudadanos, and Por Mi Pueblo formed a coalition. The new mayor is the incumbent, Josele González. (Editor/Photo: mit)
Seating
PSOE
PP
Vox
Cs
PmP
Explanation: In the 2023 municipal elections, 8.589 (33.61%) voters supported the PSOE. The PP received 8.077 (31.61%), VOX 2.929 (11.46%), Ciudadanos 1.680 (6.57%) and Por mi Pueblo 1.412 citizens (5,52%) votes. The PSOE has 10, the PP 9, VOX 3 and Ciudadanos 2 councillor. Por mi Pueblo has 1 councilor.
History
1979 - 1997:
Antonio Maldonado Pérez, Mayor (Party: PSOE)
1997 - 2009: Agustín Moreno Muñoz, Mayor (Party:PSOE)
2009 - 2011: Antonio Sánchez Pacheco, Mayor (Party: PSOE)
2011 - 2015: Ángel Nozal Lajo, Mayor (Party: PP)
2015 - 2019: Juan Carlos Maldonado Estévez, Mayor (Party: Ciudadanos)
2019 - now: Josele González Pérez, Mayor (Party: PSOE)
1997 - 2009: Agustín Moreno Muñoz, Mayor (Party:PSOE)
2009 - 2011: Antonio Sánchez Pacheco, Mayor (Party: PSOE)
2011 - 2015: Ángel Nozal Lajo, Mayor (Party: PP)
2015 - 2019: Juan Carlos Maldonado Estévez, Mayor (Party: Ciudadanos)
2019 - now: Josele González Pérez, Mayor (Party: PSOE)
Contact
Town hall Mijas
Plaza Virgen de la Peña 2
29650 Mijas
952 485 900
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Website
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952 485 900
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