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We have had a market since 1978…

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With an oligopoly of two companies

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But in the last years the product they offered got rotten

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And the costumers demanded a change

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Then, two new companies offered what people demanded

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One aim

New Centre Option

Young politicians

Long-term view

Spain unity

Sensible change

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Strengths1. Strong leader

2. Communication skills

Weaknesses1. Lack of experience2. Undefined political

ideology

Opportunities1. Corruption

2. PP and PSOE crisis

Threats1. Traditional vote2. Power desire

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Evolution

Eldiario.es

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Where do ciudadanos voters come from?

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Party Identity

• Unity

• Transparency

• Change

• International view

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Competitors

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Customers

• High-middle class• Young people• Students• Big cities• Qualified people

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SupplierPolitical parties Society

Political movements

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Public/Stakeholders

Public appearances

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IntermediariesMEDIA

TV/RADIO NEWSPAPER