The new Congress will have an absolute majority of novice deputies and Sumar and PP are the ones that contribute the most new faces

Of the minority formations, Junts is the one with the most debutants, while CC and UPN renew one hundred percent

MADRID, 30 Jul. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The new Congress that emerged from the elections on July 23 will have an absolute majority of novice deputies and the groups with the greatest renewal in their ranks will be Sumar, with close to 71% of new members, and the PP, since 60.5% of its deputies will debut in these fights, including its leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo.

According to the count carried out by Europa Press, more than half of the 350 seats will be occupied by people who have never before stepped foot in the Chamber. Specifically, there are 177 that will be released in this task on August 17, when the constitutive session is scheduled in which all those elected must swear or promise to abide by the Constitution to become de facto parliamentarians.

Of the total number of new deputies, 83 are from the PP, 54 from the PSOE, 22 from Sumar, eight from Vox, five belong to Junts, and ERC, PNV, Bildu, Unión del Pueblo Navarro (UPN) and Coalición Canaria (CC) will each have one a representative with no previous experience in the Carrera de San Jerónimo.

The Popular Group will be the most numerous and will experience a 60.5% renewal, since 83 of its 137 components are new, starting with what will be its president, the party leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo.

As an example, the candidacy that he himself headed, since of the 15 seats he has won in Madrid, nine will be occupied by complete newbies in Congress such as the Basque Borja Sémper; Feijóo's chief of staff, Marta Varela; one of his closest collaborators for decades and now head of the Communication and Image area of ​​the PP, Mar Sánchez Sierra, and the former president of Renfe Pablo Vázquez Vega.

Other party leaders such as Elías Bendodo, for Málaga, and Miguel Ángel Tellado, for A Coruña, have also won a seat for the first time. The former president of the Valencian Community Alberto Fabra joins the list.

But, proportionally, the first parliamentary group with the most new faces will be Sumar, where there will be a 70.9% renewal rate compared to that of Unidas Podemos of the XIV Legislature. Of that conglomerate, only eight people repeat: the vice-president Yolanda Díaz herself; the leader of Podemos, Ione Belarra, and her companions Javier Sánchez Serna and Martina Velarde; the deputies of En Comú Aina Vidal and Gerardo Pisarello, the leader of IU Enrique Santiago and who served as secretary general of the confederal group, Txema Guijarro.

Among the new faces, the best known is that of the acting Secretary of State for the 2030 Agenda and secretary of organization for Podemos, Lilith Verstrynge, who has been elected by Barcelona. They have also achieved minutes for the first time, among others, the president of Sumar and former councilor in Santiago de Compostela, Marta Lois, and the Director General of Labor until a few weeks ago, Verónica Martínez Barbero, both of the highest confidence of Yolanda Díaz.

Sumar also contributes as novelties to the head of the list for Zaragoza, Jorge Pueyo Sanz, from the Chunta Aragonesista (CHA), known as 'the Aragonese Broncano' for his role as television presenter; the candidate of Más Madrid Tesh Sidi, who will be the first deputy of Saharawi origin, and the former councilor of En Comú in Barcelona Gala Pin.

In the Socialist Group, the renewal will be 44.6%, with 54 of its 121 new deputies, including several acting members of the Government, such as the ministers Raquel Sánchez and Diana Morant and the ministers Félix Bolaños, José Manuel Albares and Jose Manuel Miñones.

The former president of the Balearic Islands Francina Armegol will also have a seat for the first time in Congress; the former mayor of Toledo, Milagros Tolón; the former mayor of Valladolid Óscar Puente; and the former general director of the Civil Guard and former government delegate in Madrid, Mercedes González.

Another of those new to the post is Ada Santana, a 24-year-old deputy for La Palmas, who is emerging as one of the youngest people in the chamber and, therefore, a potential member of the Age Group that will direct the first section of the constitution session of the Chamber on August 17.

In Vox, eight of its 33 representatives will be new, 24.2%, including the party leader in the Valencian Community, Carlos Flores Juberías. On May 28, he was elected deputy in the Valencian Parliament, but ended up running as head of the list for Valencia in the general elections after the PP vetoed him to join the coalition government that he created with Vox for having been convicted of violence. sexist.

Of the minority formations Junts is the one that has been renewed the most, because five of its seven deputies are for the first time: Eduard Pujol (Barcelona), Marta Madrenas and Josep María Cervera (Girona), Isidre Gavín (Lleida) and Josep María Cruset (Tarragona).

Esquerra Republicana only contributes this time a new deputy: the journalist Francesc Marc Álvaro, who attended as number three for Barcelona. Maribel Vaquero (Guipúzcoa) will make her debut in the ranks of the PNV, while Marije Fullaondo (Vizcaya) will make her debut in Bildu.

On his side, Coalición Canaria and Unión del Pueblo Navarro will renew one hundred percent since their two representatives have been elected for the first time. They are the deputy for Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the former regional deputy and former councilor Cristina Valido and Alberto Catalán, who has been a UPN senator in the last two legislatures.