Íñigo Errejón, one of the strongest leaders of the Spanish left, leaves politics

Íñigo Errejón Galván (Madrid, 1983) broke into Spanish politics a decade ago with convoluted terms - the kind that easily matched the great-dream university student who had him as an associate professor at the Complutense Campus in Somosaguas, or later to the spectator who listened to him on television shows - and he left this Thursday with identical rhetorical tools. Although with a very different reality, the one that mediates between the prom…

The co-founder of Podemos, Más Madrid and Más País leaves politics for sexist behavior after a decade on the front line of the left

“I have reached the limit of the contradiction between the character and the person,” said the parliamentary spokesman who is part of the coalition government chaired by Pedro Sánchez. Errejón was one of the co-founders of Podemos, a party with which he was elected deputy for the first time in 2015.

A new political earthquake has been shaking the Congress of Deputies for a few hours now, specifically in the ranks of Pedro Sánchez's government partner, Sumar.

MADRID.- Íñigo Errejón, one of the strongest politicians on the Spanish left, announced that he is retiring from politics due to a strain on his “physical and mental health”, as well as on his “affective and emotional” structure. The current spokesman for Sumar also said that he reached “the limit of contradiction” between the character and the person, since while leading a “neoliberal” lifestyle, he acts as the spokesperson for a group that pro…

The spokesman for Sumar in the Congress of Deputies, Iñigo Errejón, surprised everyone with a statement in which he resigned from office and abandoned institutional politics. A