The actor Antonio de la Torre closes the Sumar list in Malaga and Judge Castro does the same in the Balearic Islands

MADRID, 20 Jun. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The actor Antonio de la Torre closes the Sumar list for the Malaga constituency while Judge José Castro, who was the instructor in the Palma Arena case, does the same for the candidacy of the Balearic Islands.

Also included in the symbolic positions of the lists, to which Europa Press has had access, is the writer Remedios Zafra who occupies the last position in Madrid, as well as the writer Roy Galán for Tenerife.

Meanwhile, in the Barcelona list the last three places are closed by the Minister of Universities, Joan Subirats, the president of the current parliamentary group Jaume Asens and the former mayor Ada Colau, as well as the former mayor of Valencia Joan Ribó in this constituency. In turn, the Secretary of State for Employment also ranks last on the list of the coalition for Toledo.

In Madrid, the Podemos candidates in the 28M elections are also included, although not in starting positions, Alejandra Jacinto (15), now a housing spokesperson during the campaign, and Roberto Sotomayor (18) who did not win seats in those elections. In addition, the party's state co-spokesperson, Isa Serra, is in eighth place for this constituency.

Yesterday it was confirmed that the former deputy and leader of the Drago Canarias project, Alberto Rodríguez, is the candidate for Tenerife, who will once again run for deputy after losing his seat in October 2021 due to the decision of the president of Congress, Meritxell Batet , based on the ruling against him by the Supreme Court, on which he has requested protection from the Constitutional

The coalition represents a broad renewal with respect to the parliamentary group of United We Can, where only a dozen deputies repeat and approximately 70% do not continue. Thus, there are no references from the confederal space such as the Minister of Equality, Irene Montero, the federal coordinator of the IU, Alberto Garzón, the parliamentary spokesman Pablo Echenique or leaders such as Antón Gómez-Reino (Galicia en Común), Juantxo López de Uralde (Alianza Green) and the purple leader Rafa Mayoral.