US EditionChurches calls Sumar "dead" and asks Can ignore Yolanda Díaz's "siren songs" to confluence again
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Iglesias claims that Sumar is "dead" and that Podemos must ignore his "songs of siren" about converging again
The former leader of Podemos and former vice president second of the government, Pablo Iglesias, considers that Sumar is a "politically dead" project, which is no longer "an umbrella for absolutely nothing" and has advised Podemos not to heed his "siren songs" to converge again, in reference to the appeals of the new leadership of Yolanda Díaz's party.In statements in RNE, Iglesias has insisted that Sumar is a "failed" party and that proof of th…
Churches calls Sumar "dead" and asks Can ignore Yolanda Díaz's "siren songs" to confluence again
He believes that it is no longer "an umbrella for absolutely nothing" and that a part will be integrated into the PSOE after Diaz called the "unity" of the left. More information: Add agrees to try to recover his electoral alliance with Podemos and move towards the 32-hour workweek
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