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The image has been curious. In less than five square meters, almost clustered together, were Vice President Yolanda Díaz; the former minister and now PSOE candidate for the presidency of the Board, María Jesús Montero; his former cabinet colleague Elma Saiz, the Por Andalucía candidate and IU leader, Antonio Maíllo; the general secretary of the PCE Enrique Santiago... All of them, and more figures of different ranks on the left, with a similar gesture of tilting their ears to tune their ears and thus listen to what the Andalusian and Spanish leaders of UGT and CC OO were saying, the latter Pepe Álvarez and Unai Sordo, who have offered separate interventions before the media - with much improved sound - this morning around 11:30 at the start of the May Day demonstration in Malaga. The occasion has served to see together and with the batteries deployed against the PP a good part of the left that in the elections of May 17 aspires, with the polls against, to evict Juan Manuel Moreno from San Telmo. After the speeches by Álvarez and Sordo, the leaders of the former Sumar space, now being reconfigured, have gone up to the stage to intervene. Yolanda Díaz did it first, who has vindicated the Government's work in the labor field and has asked the right what position it will adopt regarding the reinforcement of time registration, the Internship Statute and the Occupational Risk Prevention Law. At his side, Antonio Maíllo agreed, whom Díaz has cited as an authority on