"The election in May will be a choice between two contrasting futures. Tolerance or division. Progress or decay. Defiance or deference. Culture or ignorance. Humanity or indifference. Plaid Cymru or Reform."
"Reform accept devolution, for now. But they'd turn against it on a whim. We all know they have zero loyalty to Wales and our nationhood. They would use the Senedd as an electoral springboard with no accountability, no seriousness and no policies."
Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth addressed his party conference in Newport, characterizing the upcoming Welsh Parliament election as a fundamental choice between contrasting visions for Wales. He criticized Reform UK, claiming the party would damage Wales and lacks genuine commitment to devolution, using the Senedd merely as an electoral platform. He also declared Welsh Labour's 27-year governance period over, suggesting the party has exhausted its ideas. Opinion polls indicate Plaid and Reform are competing for first place in the 7 May election. Ap Iorwerth cautioned that Plaid is not attempting the impossible if he becomes first minister, positioning his party as offering serious, accountable governance distinct from Reform's approach.
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