The Broad Front and Podemos will run separately in most territories, including Madrid and Catalonia.
The Broad Front and Podemos parties will run separately in most territories in the general elections on November 29, including Madrid and Catalonia, as they have only closed electoral coalitions for Congress in the Valencian Community and in the Canary Islands along with other formations.
Frente Amplio and Podemos will run separately in most territories in the general elections on November 29, including Madrid and Catalonia. They will only be forming electoral coalitions in the Valencian Community and the Canary Islands, along with other formations. Frente Amplio had made a last-minute proposal to Podemos, offering a priority spot in Madrid and Catalonia, but Podemos responded with an offer to reach agreements in several territories, excluding Madrid and Catalonia.
The coalitions were registered by midnight on Friday, with Frente Amplio confirming they would run separately in most territories.
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