The spokesperson for Ciudadanos (Cs), Patricia Guasp, has announced this Sunday that she is leaving office to return to the private sector as of September 1 —for which reason she will continue in that formation “as one more affiliate”— without going into detail about the reasons for your decision.

In a letter to her colleagues on the social network X (formerly Twitter), Guasp is “firmly convinced that bipartisanship, supported by extremists and exclusive nationalists, will never be the solution”.

He assures that “Spain needs a transformative, reformist, liberal and progressive project that is defended from the political center so that our democratic system stops continuing to divide and collectivize the Spanish people”.

The still spokeswoman affirms that “sooner rather than later” the liberal center will once again be decisive for the future of Spain and defends her vision of politics as an activity based on service, as well as the belief that “another way of doing politics it’s possible”.

For her, it is a way of acting “without dogmatism, nor sectarianism, nor reductionism, but always with courage, with the truth ahead, with tolerance and, of course, with firm liberal ideals and convictions”.

Guasp, who was a deputy for four years in the Balearic Parliament and appointed spokesperson for the party in 2023, expresses her gratitude to her colleagues and to the members of the party, whom she considers the “soul” of the party.