Subirats, Rita Maestre, Guillermo Zapata and former Podemos officials such as Jesús Santos, in the Sumar promoter group

The former Minister of Universities Joan Subirats, the former mayor of the Madrid City Council Guillermo Zapata, the spokesperson for Más Madrid, Rita Maestre, various deputies from Sumar, the philosopher César Rendueles, the writer Remedios Zafra and the former leader of Podemos Jesús Santos are some of the members of the Sumar promotional group that will perform this Sunday in Madrid, in an event starring its leader Yolanda Díaz.

Within the promoter group, to whose list Europa Press has had access, whose mission is to consolidate the deployment of Sumar, there is a large group of deputies from the platform such as deputy spokesperson Aina Vidal, Carlos Martín, Txema Guijarro, Rafael Cofiño or Verónica Martínez, as well as the spokesperson for the 'commons' in the Catalan Parliament, David Cid.

Along with them are IU leaders such as Amanda Meyer, the former deputy in Congress Joan Mena, the Andalusian leader Ernesto Alba and the former mayor of Rivas Pedro del Cura.

Another of the positions that appear in this promoter is the deputy of Más País in Andalusia Esperanza Gómez, the spokesperson for Más Madrid in Móstoles and the leader of Verdes Equo Mar González.

Former leaders of the purple party are also present, such as the former Madrid coordinator Jesús Santos, who left the party in December due to enormous differences with the Podemos leadership, especially due to his dispute with Sumar and Díaz.

In turn, the promoter group includes the former Podemos deputy in the Madrid Assembly Javier Cañadas, apart from Guillermo Nagore, cabinet director of the vice president of the Government of Navarra, Begoña Alfaro, the only regional councilor of Podemos and who recently showed her disagreement with the rejection of the purples to the unemployment benefit reform.

Other profiles are the economist Jorge Uxó, who was also linked to Podemos, and the writer Violeta Serrano, who was on Sumar's electoral lists for the province of León. And the philosopher and historian José Luis Villacañas is also part of this organization that promotes Sumar.

This promoter group will pilot, in collaboration with the provisional Executive of Sumar, the organizational and political construction of the Díaz project in view of its constitutive assembly, which will conclude in spring.

Within this direction, formations such as Más Madrid, IU, En Comú Podem and Verdes Equo are part and among their positions the ministers Ernest Urtasun, Sira Rego and Mónica García stand out, as well as the spokesperson in Congress Marta Lois, among others.

Sumar has given maximum importance to today's event with the presence of all its ministers and they explain that they are not a political party but an instrument that lays the "foundations" of a citizen movement, convinced that citizens want to get involved in another way of doing politics. .

"Citizens long to have a voice in politics, they want to get involved in it, they want to do politics in their neighborhoods, in their communities, in their neighborhood organizations and in their workplaces. Only that political parties are not good for that, they are focused on In the institutions, the tools that are movements serve; those that make politics in everyday life," Sumar sources detail.