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Última hora de la actualidad política, en directo | Sumar “aún confía” en que Podemos se incorpore al Frente Amplio

Montero confirma “conversaciones”: “Lo importante es que cuidemos las cosas y tratemos de que lleguen a buen puerto” | Los Reyes emprenden su primera visita oficial a Ceuta | Felipe VI y la reina Letizia serán recibidos por Vivas y pernoctarán en la ciudad autónoma para desplazarse a Melilla el viernes

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Última hora de la actualidad política, en directo | Sumar “aún confía” en que Podemos se incorpore al Frente Amplio

Verónica Martínez Barbero, spokesperson for Sumar, confirmed on Tuesday that within the Frente Amplio, there are still hopes Podemos will join their project. She reminded that in 2023, they did not reach an agreement until the very last moment. In an interview with Telecinco, she stated, "We still trust that Podemos will come and join the Frente Amplio."

Irene Montero, a Eurodelegate for Podemos, confirmed in an interview with Cadena SER that after agreeing with ERC to stand together in Catalonia's lists for the general elections, they are also continuing talks with the Frente Amplio to participate. She emphasized, "The most important thing is that we take care of things and try to make sure they reach a good ending."

Meanwhile, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia are conducting a visit to Ceuta today, almost two months and a half after the massive influx of around 70,000 immigrants from the Moroccan border. The trip kicks off in the afternoon with a visit to the municipality's hall, where they will be welcomed by the president, Juan Jesús Vivas.

They will then have several social events and spend the night in the autonomous city before moving on to Melilla on Friday. It is the first official visit of King Felipe VI to both enclaves.

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