Yolanda Díaz remains in the direction of adding as a “permanent guest” | Spain
Him Add movement This Sunday presented his new direction, mostly continuous compared to the previous one, and in which his visible head, the second vice president of the government and the Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, will appear as a “permanent guest”. The Minister of Culture, Ernest Urtasun, will continue, as so far, acting as a spokesperson for the organization, part of the widest coalition that at the moment maintains the same generic name as the addition.
As already announced after the recent assembly of the Sumar movement, the Management Will have two coordinatorsLara Hernández, so far secretary of organization, and deputy Carlos Martín, an economist previously connected to the CC OO Union. The head of the organization becomes Laura Moreno, who in the outgoing executive had been responsible for the youth area and on which the organization highlights his relationship with the social movements in Madrid.
Díaz, who after the inability to add to the European elections of 2024 announced a step back, It will remain in the executive with this new condition of “permanent guest”, as well as the spokesperson at the congress, Verónica Barbero. The new manager also appears to be the number two of the barber in the parliamentary group, Txema Guijarro, who will be responsible for the area of parliamentary action and other deputies such as Diplomat Agustín Santos (International manager), Lander Martínez (modernization and technological challenge), Esther Gil de Remoleño (social economy) and Manuel Lag (Economy). The latter, former Diaz consultant in the ministry, is one of the new additions, as well as the deputy of the Andalusian Parliament Esperanza Gómez, who will be responsible for regional policy, and the spokesman for the Asturian Chamber, Xabel Vegas, responsible for the Purmination, Federalism and the State Model.
After a week marked by The discrepancies with the PSOE on the rear viewHernández presented to add as the “ethical compass” of the government that “underlines what is right” and “he says high and obviously that human rights are simply undeniable”.
