The former Vice President of the Government Pablo Iglesias has reacted this Friday to the decision of Podemos to attend Sumar despite the fact that Yolanda Díaz's platform has transferred that the Minister of Equality, Irene Montero, is an "insurmountable obstacle", as denounced by the leader of the purple formation, Ione Belarra, in an appearance without the press.
"I'm going to shut up today so that tears don't fall, yes, with pride", Iglesias exclaimed in a brief intervention in the program that he presents on Internet television Canal Red, in which he also began by reciting some Verses from the song Guerra Fría by Los Chikos del Maíz that, according to what he says, give "energy on difficult days", according to the Europa Press agency.
Iglesias already complained last Monday in an intervention on the radio that Más Madrid, comunes and Compromís did not want an agreement with Podemos because these three "territorial scope" parties were vetoing leaders of the purple formation in the face of clothing of Sumar's lists for the general elections on July 23.
Belarra has also denounced this Friday that Podemos is in danger of not being represented in Congress in the next legislature, for which he calls for a "fair agreement" and to continue negotiating because they do not accept the veto of his 'number two'.
In this sense, the also Minister of Social Rights has indicated that the signing of her party in the coalition with Sumar and other progressive forces is "guaranteed", but in turn asks to continue negotiating and rethink the terms of the confluence that are being negotiated , especially their positions on the congressional lists to their organization and the situation of Montero.
