Overview
- Movimiento Sumar has formally convened a political conference for Saturday, November 22, to set its identity, program and alliance roadmap for the 2027 cycle.
- Planned flagship measures include free public transport, a universal child benefit of €200 per child up to age 18, and a €20,000 “universal inheritance” for young people from age 23.
- Leaders frame the platform around laborism and predistributive, universal rights intended to counter inequality before it takes root.
- A central goal is to regain support among younger voters and mobilize those inclined to abstain, with reporting citing CIS data that roughly one in four under 30 would choose Vox.
- Sumar says it wants a broad unity ticket to the left of the PSOE, yet a reported Podemos veto and unresolved leadership questions persist as IU presses for joint primaries and its chief says Yolanda Díaz’s candidacy remains open.