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Drago Canarias Splits from Sumar
Alberto Rodriguez, leader of Drago Canarias, leaves Sumar, accusing the party of abandoning its initial principles and neglecting the Canary Islands.
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ElectionsEuropean UnionSpanish PoliticsCanary IslandsAccusationsPolitical Split
Drago CanariasSumarPodemosCoalición Canaria
Alberto RodriguezYolanda DiazÍñigo Errejón
- What is the main reason for Alberto Rodriguez's departure from Sumar?
- Alberto Rodriguez, leader of Drago Canarias, accuses Sumar of abandoning its initial "plurinational and broad front" discourse, leading to his party's separation from Yolanda Diaz's project.
- What specific criticisms does Rodriguez level against Sumar's actions?
- Rodriguez criticizes Sumar for its alleged authoritarianism, neglect of the Canary Islands, and failure to include Drago's proposals in the government program or debates.
- How does Rodriguez describe Sumar's treatment of Drago Canarias and the Canary Islands?
- He also reproaches Sumar for not informing Drago about accusations against Íñigo Errejón and for prioritizing Coalición Canaria's agenda over the needs of Canarian workers.
- What is Rodriguez's overall assessment of Sumar's actions and what does he suggest for the future?
- Rodriguez asserts that the Canarian people have been betrayed by Sumar and hints at potential future political actions.
- What are Rodriguez's views on Sumar's handling of the Podemos situation and the alleged accusations against Errejón?
- Rodriguez accuses Sumar of failing to address the alleged anti-democratic actions of Podemos and of disregarding the concerns of the Canarian people.