Díaz closes his tour of Spain this Saturday in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria to present Sumar

LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA, 25 Mar. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The second vice president, Yolanda Díaz, will visit the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria this Saturday, March 25, to present her Sumar project and thus put an end to the first regional tour of the platform, which has already visited all the communities.

The act in which Díaz will present Sumar will be held at the Círculo Mercantil in the capital of Gran Canaria starting at 12:30 p.m. (Canary Islands time).

Díaz officially launched Sumar in July 2022 and began his territorial tour of the communities to deploy the 'listening process', the consultation phase with civil society, with the assistance of 20,000 people as a whole, sources indicate to Europa Press from the platform.

With the entry of the new year, Díaz has multiplied the Sumar events, which he combines with his government agenda and international commitments as head of Labor, and since 2023 began they have an almost weekly frequency.

In this way, he has already gone to Catalonia (with a double act in Tarragona and Barcelona) where he once again received the support of 'the commons' and the mayoress of Barcelona Ada Colau, as well as visiting Palma (Balearic Islands), Valladolid (Castilla and León), Albacete (Castilla La Mancha), Murcia, Santander (Cantabria), Asturias and Seville (Andalusia) as part of their regional tour.

The vice president has combined the territorial acts of the listening process with another five of a sectoral nature, when meeting with representatives of the LGTBI community, economists, the union of Treasury technicians (Gestha), and groups in defense of public health.

And in between, he also brought together members of Sumar's 35 sectoral working groups in January and outlined a preview of Sumar's programmatic proposal, the compendium of measures that will constitute the "country project" for the next decade, as defined by the company itself. Diaz.

Previously and in 2022, the acts of the listening process were deployed in Extremadura, the Basque Country, Navarra, the Valencian Community, La Rioja, Galicia and again in Catalonia, in addition to the official presentation in Madrid, in addition to meetings with groups to collect proposals.

All in all, the Minister of Labor will hold the closing ceremony of the 'listening process' with Sumar's civil society on April 2 in Madrid, where she is expected to make the decision on her candidacy for the next general elections official.