Colau believes that with Yolanda Díaz a "stage of hope" opens and is confident that Podemos will be present "next time"

MADRID, 2 Abr. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Mayor of Barcelona, ​​Ada Colau, has expressed her support for the Second Vice President and Minister of Labour, Yolanda Díaz, at the act of her Sumar project "with enthusiasm" and "joy" for the space for "reunion" it entails, and He has indicated that he hopes that Podemos, who does not attend the appointment, will be present "next time".

This was expressed upon his arrival at the Antonio Magariños Sports Center, in Madrid, where Díaz is expected to officially announce his candidacy for the general elections and to lead the political space to the left of the PSOE, an announcement that will take place without the support from Podemos, who does not attend because they have not accepted Add their requirement for an agreement to carry out primaries.

Regarding the non-attendance of the formation led by Ione Belarra, Colau recalled that "everyone is invited" to Sumar. "Everyone is necessary, we have said it many times (...). People ask us for that, they ask us to be together and today is a day to be together," he added.

Likewise, he has trusted that those who are not at the Sumar event today, "surely they will be there next time", in clear reference to the Podemos directive, whom he has also urged to think that "exciting projects must go further beyond the acronyms".

In this context, Colau has underlined his "enormous enthusiasm" for accompanying Yolanda Díaz in this "new stage" of "hope". "She is exciting thousands of people, to refresh politics, to make politics serve the people," she applauded.

Likewise, he has positioned Sumar as the necessary project to "make a better country, which puts people at the center and to stop the extreme right that is advancing in Europe."

"It really is very exciting to see that today we are going to be so many people and that this process continues. Today is an important day of joy and celebration for meeting so many people and saying yes, we are going to the next elections with joy to think that we can get the first progressive woman president of Spain", has sentenced.