Former Más Madrid workers denounce Tesh Sidi, spokesperson in Congress and number two of the Frente Amplio, for "workplace harassment"

Former Más Madrid workers in the Congress of Deputies have filed a "formal complaint" against the parliamentary spokesperson and number two of the Frente Amplio for Madrid, Tesh Sidi, for "alleged abusive, hostile and humiliating behavior in the workplace."

This is a document recorded by "several people" who in the past "performed technical functions" in the Lower House for Tesh Sidi, who occupies second place in the Frente Amplio candidacy for Madrid, after Emilio Delgado, also belonging to Más Madrid.

The complainants describe "a work environment that they describe as harmful," with "alleged situations of personal contempt, abusive behavior, humiliating treatment, contradictory instructions, communications outside of working hours and hours that far exceeded established limits."

The complaint, advanced by La Razón and verified by this newspaper, was officially notified last Tuesday, October 20, before the Ethics Committee of Más Madrid, and raised to the Guarantees Committee of Sumar a day later, on October 21, according to the complainants.

"All the writings are settled in independent and guaranteed bodies, with procedures that guarantee anonymity and confidentiality. In that sense, if they had been presented, their content would not be known, so that the bodies work with guarantees and confidentiality," official sources from Más Madrid express in this regard in reaction to this information.

Throughout the legislature, Sidi has been the main face of Más Madrid in the conglomerate of forces that Sumar has made up in Congress. In the new stage of the space on the left of the PSOE, and with an eye on the general elections on November 29, Sidi has gained internal weight by becoming number two on the ticket for Madrid of the Frente Amplio.

Now, the complaint filed by former workers in the Congress of Deputies once again shakes a party, Más Madrid, that has suffered significant internal crises in recent times. At the end of 2024, the group went through its worst episode with the outbreak of the Errejón case, with important complaints also in the ethical bodies of the party against the founder of the brand.

Already this year, Mónica García and Emilio Delgado waged an internal war for control of the formation, with accusations even of lack of internal democracy. The clash was resolved with the designation of the Minister of Health as the regional candidate against Isabel Díaz Ayuso and with Delgado as the head of the list for the Congress of Deputies, but the internal crisis, far from being mitigated, has returned in recent days to the front line of political news after the accusation of the party's Secretary of Organization, Gabriel Ortega, for alleged irregularities during the primary process.