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Yolanda Díaz, at the launch of Sumar. AFP

Spoiled for choice

Launching new political party Sumar, Yolanda Díaz declared her ambition to be Spain's first female prime minister, adding that Spanish women are "tired - very tired - of being patronised and ignored"

MARK NAYLER

Monday, 10 April 2023, 16:30

For the last few years, right-leaning voters in Spain have had three choices: the Conservative Popular Party (PP); a younger version named Ciudadanos, whose ... decline has effectively narrowed the right-of-centre choice to two; and Vox, further to the right than both of those parties. Lefties have had just two options: the Socialists, a party dogged by corruption almost as much as the PP, and the more radical Podemos. The launch of a new left wing force called Sumar last weekend, led by current labour minister and deputy prime minister Yolanda Díaz, changes that.

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