Political newcomer Podemos is facing its first big test as Spain’s Andalusia region goes to the polls. <br /><br /> Teresa Rodriguez<br /><br /> Represented by Teresa Rodriguez, the leftist movement and the Ciudadanos party are both new parties competing against established political groups in the election. <br /><br /> Susana Diaz<br /><br /> Socialist candidate and current President of Andalusia Susana Diaz is hoping to retain her post, although polls indicate there will be no clear majority. <br /><br /> Juan Manuel Moreno<br /><br /> Seeming to fear the growth in support for the new parties, both the Socialists and the conservative People’s Party – represented by Juan Manuel Moreno – have warned voters against trusting the promises of newly-formed politicians.<br /><br /> Political change ahead?<br /><br /> But economic recovery in Spain is gathering momentum and the outcome of Sunday’s vote is likely to provide the first real indication of political change.<br /><br /> Podemos party leader Pablo Iglesias is polling well. He has challenged Spain’s conservative Prim
