Editorial: El Mundo

• The Sumar Movement, built around Yolanda Díaz, was driven by La Moncloa following the break up of Podemos.
• After Díaz's resignation as leader and candidate, Sumar is heading towards self-destruction, with accusations of workplace harassment that have no conclusion.
• The internal conflict and the resignation of Lara Hernández, are not due to political disagreements but to a power struggle.
• The left in coalition with the PSOE suffers the effects of assimilation and lack of authority and control over its parliamentary group.
• The crisis in Sumar exacerbates the agony of the current legislature, at a time without budgets or parliamentary majority.

Conclusion: The internal problems and power struggles in the Sumar Movement reflect a declining politics. The lack of autonomy and a unique profile exacerbates the agony of coalition with the PSOE.

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