Podemos lanza este sábado la candidatura de Irene Montero a las generales sin concretar aún las alianzas
La exministra de Igualdad buscará una lista “lo más amplia posible” y plantea la regulación del precio de la vivienda, la reducción de la jornada laboral a 35 horas semanales y un salario mínimo de 1.800 euros
Podemos, the Spanish political party led by Ione Belarra, is set to formally announce the candidacy of Irene Montero for the upcoming general elections on Saturday. The party had previously hinted at this move in April 2025. The official launch event, titled "Paz, casa, trabajo," will take place in Madrid next week. During the event, Podemos aims to present the key points of their platform for the upcoming election.
Currently, the party has four representatives in the Mixed Group of the Congress and participated in the 2023 coalition called Sumar. However, Podemos has not yet disclosed whether they will join lists with other left-wing formations in the upcoming election. Polls suggest a strong surge of the far-right and a divided and weak space compared to the previous electoral cycle.
Party officials are aiming to "articulate a clearly left-wing candidacy that seeks to be as broad as possible."
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