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‘We need to unite’: how Yolanda Díaz is galvanising the left in Spain

Yolanda Díaz Spain Pedro Sánchez UP Podemos Sumar Ada Colau
Yolanda Díaz
Yolanda Díaz: ‘We’re living through an epochal change and we need to unite to formulate the radical policies to make this happen.’ Photograph: Francisco Guasco/EPA

As Spain enters an election year that will include municipal, regional and national votes, the woman who is, according to polls, its most popular politician is touring the country to build support for leftwing candidates.

Yolanda Díaz, the deputy prime minister and a lifelong member of the Communist party, is heading Sumar (Unite), a platform to the left of the prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, that plans to put up candidates at the general election due on 10 December.

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