Tensions are rising within the left, and with it the idea that “Yolanda Díaz is no longer important” begins to be repeated in the hallways. Subtract or divide.
This Wednesday, Mr. Schmal’s criticism of his publicist was veronica martinez barberothey were annoyed Pedro Sanchezreplied, “This game of pretending to be part of the government when you’re not is not very successful.”
There were significant absences from this meeting. Yolanda Diaz. The second vice president was on a tour of the United States, where they met. rider And a Hollywood screenwriter.
The elephant in the room was across the Atlantic, but the PSOE has been expressing its displeasure with the Labor Minister for some time. From a fleeting star to the starry sky.
According to the latest Sociometrica survey published by EL ESPAÑOL last Sunday, Yolanda Díaz remains the highest rated leader, with the Spaniard giving her a 3 (on a scale of 0 to 10), slightly ahead of Feijo (2.8), Abascal (2.7) and Pedro Sánchez (2.5). Of course, all leaders fail.
However, the Labor Party’s vice president’s ratings have fallen by nearly one and a half points since the inauguration of parliament.
When asked who they would prefer as president, 20.8% said Alberto Núñez Feijó, 17.5% said Pedro Sánchez, and 12.7% said Santiago Abascal.
Only 9.7% bet on Yolanda Diaz.
It is believed that Diaz is finding it difficult to establish his profile at the PSOE. “And it won’t be because we won’t help him,” they reveal privately. Nor does it set an agenda. Once labor reforms are approved, his duties will be overshadowed, with only a few gaffes making the news.
Located in Ferraz They continue to bet on a strong party on the left that can challenge Vox It will take over the ruins in a medium-sized constituency and take seats from the Abascal party.
They have not hidden their concerns about the fact that Smar and Podemos are separated. This is because if the two sides unite, they can demonstrate their competitiveness. But here, as a former ministerial colleague testifies, there is a “personal enmity” between Yolanda Díaz and Irene Montero that makes any merger impossible.
Instead, Two candidates on the left of PSOE It would condemn them to gaining representation only in the largest constituencies. This can be seen in the Sociometrica poll, which was published last Monday and gave Mr Smar 10 seats (6.6% of the vote) and only 2 seats (3.5%) to Mr Podemos.
He will work with Podemos on the issue Collapse of the Schmal parliamentary group. Since the beginning of the Legislature, one member of Congress has promise He went to mix, and the other remained inside. From time to time, rumors circulate about possible abandonment. Month by Mallorca Or legislators who ignore voting discipline.
Mr. Feijo has a 6.5-point lead over Mr. Sánchez with 41 seats, and with Mr. Box abstaining, there is a possibility that he will rule alone.
There are also questions within Smar about whether Yolanda Díaz should be at the head of the Left Front’s broader list.
The pool for new leadership of the PSOE left continues unabated. CCOO General Secretary Unai Sordo has been eliminated, and some are betting on the Minister of Social Rights. Pablo Bastinduy.
It was not in vain that he, together with other ministers of the minority partners, was responsible for coordinating the housing plan of Xmal, which was solemnly presented in the Ministry of Díaz. A scene in which everyone praises Bastindui.
Integration parties like the IU are therefore calling for mobilization projects to be “accelerated”. General coordinator Antonio Milo asserts that there is a need to create a “platform agreement” that “legitimizes unity” and makes “primaries a method of broad and collective participation.”
The coming months will tell whether IU, with its extensive territorial presence and strong federations such as Andalusia and Asturias, can present a candidate to replace Díaz, and whether this person can build a front that Podemos will join.
The question is whether they will look within the coalition or lean toward independent parties, which are likely to be more acceptable within the other parties integrated into the coalition.
What is clear is that if Díaz wants to headline the PSOE leftist coalition, he will have to face a multi-candidate primary. It will no longer be the triumphant walk of 2023, when he launched a movement in his image and likeness.
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