José Elías, a prominent businessman in Spain, has firmly stated that he will not run in the upcoming elections, despite public interest in his potential candidacy. The founder of Audax Renovables and owner of the supermarket chain La Sirena expressed his gratitude for the encouragement but emphasized that politics does not appeal to him.
Elías has gained significant media attention for his candid opinions on various societal issues, often sharing his thoughts on social media. In a recent post on X (formerly known as Twitter), he acknowledged the support he receives from people urging him to enter the political arena. However, he clarified, “I truly appreciate it, but the reality is that I am not interested.” His focus remains firmly on his business endeavors, where he feels he can make a meaningful impact.
He continued by stating that when he shares his views on potential changes in Spain, he does so not to persuade others, but to express his personal opinions. “There are people who agree with me and are asking me to run for the next elections. And honestly, I appreciate that,” Elías mentioned, showcasing his sincerity in engaging with the public. Yet, he reiterated his commitment to the business world, where his true passions lie.
This clarity about his priorities has resonated with many, as the post garnered nearly 15,000 views, indicating a robust interest in his perspective. As he moves forward, Elías remains dedicated to his business ventures and the growth of his companies, steering clear of a political path.
