"The management model works, and therefore, it doesn't need to be changed. It would be reckless. Making apocalyptic predictions, catastrophic proclamations, that this is about one model versus another. Ours works. I'm not saying it can't be improved, but we are much better off than we were five years ago."
"Our issues were caused because the other two candidates had more than we did, with 14% and 21% of signatures rejected, and that possibly affected ours."
"He didn't think twice and immediately went to the media to give credibility to this new associate. They jumped to conclusions, giving credibility to a person who was presenting newspaper clippings. There's a clear intent."
Joan Laporta broke his silence in a RAC1 interview following his official candidacy announcement for Barcelona's presidential election on March 15. He expressed confidence about his chances, citing positive member sentiment and strong supporter backing. Laporta's campaign gathered the highest number of valid signatures among candidates, though he acknowledged signature rejection rates among competitors. His main rival, Victor Font, advocates for structural changes, but Laporta firmly defended the current management model, asserting the club has significantly improved over five years. He dismissed recent complaints of financial irregularities as election interference tactics designed to undermine his campaign.
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