The second vice president of the Government, Yolanda Diazhighlighted this Thursday the commitment of Add against “machismo” is firm and that the resignation of its parliamentary spokesperson, Íñigo Errejónis the result of the process opened by this training on testimonies about possible cases of sexual violence.
Sumar started an investigation days ago for gather information about accusations on social networks of women against Errejón, a process that has resulted in him leaving all his positions, Díaz explained in a message on his X profile (formerly Twitter).
The complaints to which Sumar refers were made public in the social networks of journalist Cristina Fallaráswho published an anonymous message in which A woman reported having been the victim of a “psychological abuser.” However, it did not explicitly name any leader.
“Our commitment against machismo and for a feminist society is firm and without exceptions”Díaz has stressed in the publication in
Sumar emphasizes that Errejón sent the statement that he made public on social networks to the formation, where he announces that he is resigning from all his positions, as a deputy and as spokesperson for the parliamentary group. From the party they point out that they aspire to “build a feminist society and politics and that requires a firm commitment in all areas.”
