Sánchez summons the Federal Committee of the PSOE on Saturday after the resignation of Adriana Lastra – elDiario.es

Pedro Sánchez convenes the Federal Committee of the PSOE this Saturday to undertake the changes in the socialist organizational chart with which he intends to give the party a boost for the municipal and regional elections of 2023. The idea of ​​​​the socialist leader is to have the machinery ready for it to begin to work at full capacity in September. The appointment of the highest body between congresses occurs 24 hours after the deputy secretary general, Adriana Lastra, made her resignation public. Adriana Lastra, the combative woman who ran out of “plenipotentiary power” in Sánchez’s PSOE Know more Sánchez’s intention is that Moncloa be the one to take control of the coordination in terms of electoral action and communication of the party. The second leg depended on the former deputy general secretary and was one of the errors that the leader of the PSOE identified after the debacle of the Andalusians. Socialist sources point out that it will be at that appointment that the changes will be ratified. Sánchez plans the creation of an electoral committee that will take over the reins of the organization during the months that remain until the elections and that this body, made up of its current hard core, be the one that pilots the party. Also in the Federal Committee, the entry into the Executive of the mayor of Corvera, Iván Fernández, who will occupy the Asturian quota that Lastra leaves free, will be ratified. The changes in the party are the second part of Sánchez’s reaction after the setback in Andalusia and come after the turn to the left that he has tried to impress on the Government with announcements such as the extraordinary tax on energy companies and banks or a change in the discourse which denounces, once again, the “hidden powers” that it has against the coalition. Ferraz has leaked the appointment of the Federal Committee before the formal call to its members took place, which will not take place either with the five days established by the party’s internal rules for extraordinary meetings. “The extraordinary sessions at the initiative of the Federal Executive Commission will be convened five calendar days in advance, unless the meeting is immediate due to the urgency of the matter,” states the rules of the PSOE, which has not met the leadership this week .