Overview
- Yolanda Díaz returns to Sumar's executive as an 'invitada permanente,' a symbolic advisory position nearly a year after resigning as leader.
- The party introduces a bicephalous leadership model with Lara Hernández and Carlos Martín as co-coordinators, replacing Díaz in the leadership role.
- Laura Moreno is appointed Secretary of Organization, tasked with negotiating a unified left-wing candidacy for the 2027 general elections.
- Ernest Urtasun remains Sumar's spokesperson, ensuring continuity in the party's communication strategy.
- Notable absences in the new executive include Íñigo Errejón, who resigned following allegations of misconduct, and Elisabeth Duval, who left citing dissatisfaction with institutional politics.