Overview
- The party’s Coordinating Group formally approved convening a III Assembly to be held after the Andalusian elections, with timing signaled for June to late summer and the exact date still to be set.
- Delegates will elect a new leadership and update political documents, opening a post‑Díaz contest as sectors push to replace current coordinator Lara Hernández.
- Parliamentary spokesperson Verónica Barbero is identified by party sources as a driving force behind the process, though people close to her say she is not seeking the coordinator post, and media accounts differ on whether Ernest Urtasun is in the frame.
- Leaders endorsed a four‑axis roadmap that prioritizes government action, work toward a broad electoral tool with IU, Más Madrid and Comuns, internal development including a new youth spokesperson, and the preparatory phase for the assembly.
- Sumar highlights recent leverage in the coalition government after its five ministers refused to back an initial decree until housing measures were included, resulting in a rental‑contract extension that the party says will protect nearly three million people.