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Carlos Martín

  • Jul 11

    Sumar elects Verónica Martínez Barbero and Rosa Martínez as new co-leaders in post-Díaz era

    The party founded by Yolanda Díaz installs its first leadership without her involvement, approving a new political document and preparing for 2027 elections with 95.92% support for the only list.

  • Jul 1

    Sumar replaces more than half its leadership as Yolanda Díaz and Lara Hernández depart

    The Spanish left-wing party Movimiento Sumar will replace 34 of its 65 executive members at an extraordinary assembly on July 11, after founder Yolanda Díaz and coordinator Lara Hernández both quit the leadership amid a toxic internal feud.

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