Since her appointment in July as general coordinator of the Sumar Movement, Rosa Martínez has been living in a state of permanent turmoil that compensates with her calm aura, on horseback between Madrid and Bilbao, where she resides and takes care of her family. The step aside from Yolanda Díaz’s (personalist) leadership, which maintains her position as second minister and vice president of the Spanish Government, has placed her at the helm of a…
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Since her appointment in July as general coordinator of the Sumar Movement, Rosa Martínez has been living in a state of permanent turmoil that compensates with her calm aura, on horseback between Madrid and Bilbao, where she resides and takes care of her family. The step aside from Yolanda Díaz’s (personalist) leadership, which maintains her position as second minister and vice president of the Spanish Government, has placed her at the helm of a…