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Frente Amplio y Podemos irán por separado en la mayoría de territorios, incluido Madrid y Cataluña

Los partidos de Frente Amplio y Podemos irán por separado en la mayoría de territorios en las elecciones generales del próximo 29 de noviembre, incluyendo Madrid y Cataluña, ya que solo han cerrado coaliciones electorales para el Congreso en la Comunidad Valenciana y en Canarias junto a más formaciones. Leer

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Frente Amplio y Podemos irán por separado en la mayoría de territorios, incluido Madrid y Cataluña

Frente Amplio and Podemos will run separately in the majority of territories for the upcoming November 29 general elections, including Madrid and Catalonia, as they only formed electoral coalitions in the Valencian Community and Canary Islands with other formations. The Frente Amplio coalition, led by IU, Movimiento Sumar, Más Madrid and the Common People, opened its doors to Podemos for negotiations and proposed a last-minute priority seat for Madrid and Catalonia.

Podemos responded with an offer to reach agreements in several congressional candidacies, excluding Madrid and Catalonia. Once the deadline for registering electoral coalitions passed on Friday midnight, sources from Frente Amplio confirmed to EFE that they will run separately in the vast majority of territories, including Madrid and Catalonia.

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