Sumar avoids a clash with the PSOE and changes its vote at the last minute on the 'lobbies' decree, going from No to Yes

Sumar shifted its position at the last minute regarding the 'lobbies' decree, opting to support the government's proposal instead of voting against it as initially intended. This move allowed the party to avoid a direct legislative confrontation with its coalition partner, the PSOE, during the validation process.

The decision to change the vote from a 'no' to a 'yes' represents a strategic pivot for Sumar to maintain alignment within the coalition. The party has provided justifications for this change in stance, emphasizing the importance of securing the decree's passage.