Yolanda Diaz seeks a personal way out while her party is in disarray.
Diaz's candidacy for the ILO is seen as the outcome of a collective failure.
Despite her prestige among unions and sectors of the left, her candidacy faces challenges due to the need to convince businesspeople and governments.
The Government will use limited bargaining capital to promote Spanish candidacies.
Conclusion: Yolanda Diaz's candidacy appears to be more of a personal refuge after the collective failure of her political project than a real bet for the country.