The second vice president of the Spanish government has registered the “Sumar” association to organize a “listening process” with civil society as a preparatory step towards the new political project.
The second vice president of the Spanish government, Yolanda Diazemphasized this Thursday that she feels “comfortable” with the concept “Add”although he has clarified that it is not the final name of his future political project.
According to Yolanda Díaz, the verb is adding implies “expanding democracy, fundamental rights, environmental awareness and feminism”in addition to showing commitment to equality policies.
In any case, he has called for “prudence” because the name of the association “Add”, which will serve to organize Yolanda Díaz’s “listening process” with civil society, has not been formally confirmed by the Interior Ministry. He added that he is waiting to complete the administrative process which usually takes a few months.
In statements to the press, Díaz underlined that with this listening process which will start after the Andalusian elections, all it intends is to “form a world of ideas to project another country”.
The listening process begins after the Andalusian elections on June 19 and will last about six months Later, Yolanda Díaz will decide what the future of her new political project will be.
In statements to the press, Díaz has emphasized that with this listening process, all he intends is to “form a world of ideas to project another country”. Of course, he is confident that “a lot of people” can join this consultation process.
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Source: EITB
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