Three former Más Madrid staff file harassment complaint against deputy Tesh Sidi

Three former parliamentary advisers for Más Madrid have filed a complaint alleging that deputy and spokesperson Tesh Sidi engaged in abusive, hostile and demeaning behavior during their tenure. They describe being subjected to personal contempt, contradictory directives and work periods that surpassed the legally established weekly limit, fostering a harmful work environment. After bringing these concerns to four senior party figures, they claim no corrective measures were taken, prompting a call for accountability.

The party's internal regulations list such conduct as a serious infraction, punishable by suspension of membership rights for up to a year, total expulsion, or other disciplinary actions. The complaint has been submitted to the guarantee bodies of both Más Madrid and its allied platform Sumar, which have not yet commented. This development occurs as Más Madrid, now part of the Frente Amplio coalition, works to organize its structure ahead of upcoming elections.