Frente Amplio y Podemos fracasan en su intento de pactar una papeleta única para el 29-N
Las izquierdas llevan al límite sus posiciones: de la oferta a Irene Montero de puestos de salida en Madrid y Cataluña a los acuerdos territoriales
After a very intense clash over the past ten days, the left-wing parties have crashed this Friday in their attempt to secure a state agreement that would allow a single ballot to be presented in the general elections on September 29th. The day was agonizing once again, with calls for an agreement from many voices, long silences from the party leaderships gathered all afternoon, and last-minute offers.
Podemos and the Frente Amplio (IU, Más Madrid, Comuns and Movimiento Sumar) only reached an understanding in the Community of Valencia and the Canary Islands. In Madrid, the most left-leaning voter will finally be able to choose between the ballot headed by Irene Montero, who broke in as a candidate for the presidency even before Pedro Sánchez announced the early election, and one led by Emilio Delgado, the autonomous deputy of Más Madrid, who will have Ada Colau as the main candidate of the coalition for Barcelona.
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