Overview
- At a political conference in Madrid, Sumar approved six resolutions that reinforce the Mesa de Partidos as a confederal decision hub and task it with designing common candidacies through 2027.
- Leaders prioritized a youth-focused agenda that includes a proposed €550 monthly basic income for 18–21 year-olds, along with measures such as free public transport and lowering the voting age to 16.
- The platform centers on housing affordability, tackling inequality, climate action, technological democratization and the expansion of social and democratic rights.
- Sumar outlined a dual strategy that seeks to leverage institutional power for policy gains while rebuilding ties with civil society and grassroots movements.
- Key alliance questions remain unresolved, with Podemos yet to commit to the proposed stable framework as IU advances regional plans, including Antonio Maíllo’s selection to head the Andalusia ticket.