Overview
- Carlos Martín resigned as Movimiento Sumar’s co-coordinator citing health reasons but will remain a deputy in Congress.
- He will continue serving as the parliamentary spokesperson for the Economy and Finance commissions.
- Martín had co-led the coalition since late March alongside Lara Hernández after the party’s second general assembly.
- Their leadership slate, endorsed by Labour Minister Yolanda Díaz, was the only list to secure the required endorsements and won 93% approval.
- Sumar has begun the process to replace Martín as it refines its executive structure ahead of the 2027 general election.