Díaz assures that "soon" he will announce his candidacy for Sumar to the generals but does not clarify if before 28-M

He believes that the PP does not need Vox to govern because Feijóo "is already very radical"

MADRID, 2 Mar. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The second vice president of the Government, Yolanda Díaz, has indicated this Thursday that it will be "soon" when she definitively announces that she is running for the general elections with her Sumar project, although she has avoided revealing whether that announcement will be made before May 28, When will the municipal and regional elections be held?

Díaz has declared that she is very "excited" and "surprised" with the repercussion that the citizen movement of which she is the visible head is having and that it has been a "challenge". That said, she has indicated that she will make her candidacy official when she "finishes" the project.

"And this will be soon," he assured in an interview with Cadena Ser, collected by Europa Press, in which when asked when it will be and if it will be before May 28, Díaz has affirmed that "it is not serious" communicate something that is not quite finished.

For the Vice President and Minister of Labor, "the guarantee of the progressive coalition in Spain is called Sumar", which will be the "surprise" in the general elections and the political option that will really "mobilise" against the "fear" that, In his opinion, PP and Vox wake up.

And asked if she is talking with Podemos to join forces in the face of the generals, she has been sure that "all" the parties to the left of the PSOE will be "up to it" to overcome the "differences" and put together "a country project.

"The rest of the issues, the lists, do not interest me too much," said Díaz, who thanked Podemos for having "changed" the country and expressed that the party led by Minister Ione Belarra is "essential" for that project. . However, he has recommended that "by losing a little" each part "is won".

And he has pointed out that we must respect the rest of the formations, which are "very many", framed in United We Can, such as Más País, Compromís or the Xunta. "This goes by territories," he added.

Thus, he has asked to let Sumar work discreetly, who has been having "many" conversations for a year, and "also with Podemos", since it would be dangerous, he has argued, to reveal something prematurely.

In this sense, Díaz has focused on joining forces to prevent the Popular Party from winning the next elections and has described its leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, as a "great adversary", since he knows him from when he was his rival in Galicia.

He has opined that "Feijóo does not need Vox" to govern, because the president of the PP "is already very radical" in himself, as he has said. "He was the greatest austericidal in the world, cutting all public services in Galicia. He already provides himself", he has censured.