It is one of the issues that will mark the final rectal of legislature, which they are left – two years old.
But this Thursday Yolanda Díaz again raised the desire of it to broaden united we can and create a space of sum of progressive forces with which to govern in Spain after the upcoming general elections.

“There is nothing more wonderful than the sum from diversity,” said the second vice president of the government in an interview given to chain to be that he said that his “mission” is to agglutinate in this project to various progressive formations and add “from many.
Different spaces “In order to avoid a pact that leads to the” extreme right “to the Moncloa.

Will it be a platform?
A new coalition?
Díaz did not give more clues about the structure he would adopt the plan he carries in mind, beyond the intention of him “lifting a country project for this decade”.

“The important thing is to build from the outside,” said the United States leader, we can see his preference, contrary to “party projects” as a sum of acronym.
In the same way, she expressed that she is “listening” not only the political leaders of progressive formations, but also civil society.

A project with “accent in citizenship”, but with the intention of “agglutinate” also at the political level.
Have you contacted Yolanda Díaz with Íñigo Errejón to negotiate this plan?
The Second Vice President admitted that during this week she has met with the leader of the most country – ideal than as with other representatives of the rest of the parties, some talks framed in the negotiation of the General Budgets of the State – but did not materialize if you have addressed this
matter.
“The spaces are not built,” Diaz Zanjó.
“The spaces, so that they are successful, are not made up, but below”.

Above, precisely, it also avoided specifying if it will be – that has not yet been confirmed if it will be presented as a United Candidate we can go to the next generals – who leads this progressive space.
“The hardest, perhaps, is to build and hear a lot,” she reflected.
“To make electoral lists there are many people.”