The Madrid candidacy stops the Broad Front agreement
El partido de Mónica García se abre a que Podemos esté en una lista liderada en Madrid por Emilio Delgado e insiste en que Ada Colau vaya por Barcelona
The Broad Front in the left-wing lost two crucial days this weekend to decide its candidacy for Madrid, awaiting the decision of ERC spokesperson Gabriel Rufián. Almost at the deadline, the Republican announced the agreement for leading the list with his party and once the uncertainty was resolved, the four formations driving the coalition to the left of the PSOE - IU, Comuns, Más Madrid and Movimiento Sumar - resumed urgent meetings on Sunday, presenting a new proposal once again publicly by the organization led by Minister Mónica García.
Más Madrid, for the first time allowing Podemos on the list, now proposes Emilio Delgado as the number one candidate for Madrid, followed by García; and reiterates that Ada Colau aspire to the presidency in Barcelona. The composition of the Madrid ticket has frozen negotiations in recent days.
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