Auf dem Bild die Führerin und das Diputate der podemos-Partei, Irene Montero. Nur drei Tage vor den Wahlen in Madrid im Zeitraum 4:00 Uhr dringt die Linke als letzte Kugel im Vorfeld der Wahlen in die Straßen Madrids ein. Die Regierung von PSOE und United We können mit der Aufforderung zur Demonstration am 1. Mai mit der Anwesenheit mehrerer Minister bei einer Ernennung, die mehrere tausend Menschen in der Hauptstadt Spaniens zusammengebracht hat, umgedreht haben, obwohl die Ernennung auf tausend Teilnehmer beschränkt war. Die Anwesenheit von Yolanda Díaz, der dritten Vizepräsidentin und Ministerin für Arbeit, ist besonders auffällt.

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In the picture the leader and diputate of podemos party, Irene Montero. Just three days before the Madrid 4-M elections, the left invades the streets of Madrid as the last bullet in the run-up to the elections. The Government of PSOE and United We Can have overturned with the call for the May Day demonstration with the presence of several of its ministers at an appointment that has brought together several thousand people in the capital of Spain, although the appointment was limited to a thousand attendees. The presence of Yolanda Díaz, third vice president and Minister of Labor, stands out, since it is the first time that a head of this portfolio has attended May Day. She has even been accompanied by her daughter in the vicinity of the demonstration. Also present were José Luis Ábalos, Minister of Transport; José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes, Minister of Culture and Sports; Carmen Calvo, First Vice President and Minister of the Presidency; Irene Montero, Minister of Equality; and the new Minister of Social Affairs, Ione Belarra. The head of Industry, Reyes Maroto, finally did not attend. In any case, the one who has aroused the most expectation has been Pablo Iglesias, candidate to preside over the Community of Madrid and already a former vice president of the Government. In fact, he was the first to arrive at Cibeles, the starting point of the demonstration. In fact, Iglesias has given himself an effusive hug with Unai Sordo, general secretary of CC.OO. and with Yolanda Díaz moments before starting the march towards Puerta del Sol. And as the minutes went by, Mónica García, candidate for Más Madrid; Ángel Gabilondo, socialist candidate; and Adriana Lastra, deputy secretary general of the PSOE. Coincidentally, or not, Iglesias and Gabilondo were together in the demonstration, so they will have had enough time to talk about possible post-election pacts. (Photo by Alberto Sibaja/Pacific Press)

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