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Ada Colau Accuses the PSOE of Merely 'Managing Inequality' Rather than Reducing It

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The Frente Amplio candidate for the general elections, Ada Colau, has accused the PSOE of merely "managing inequality" when they rule alone and has therefore defended the need for the coalition she heads to be in the executive branch to go further and "reduce inequality."

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Ada Colau ironizes with which Pedro Sánchez speaks "a lot of love", but can only boast of the measures that have been carried out by the pressure exerted from the alternative left

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Colau warns that the right will try to talk about "violence" and "unsecurity" in these elections to divide the working classAda Colau: "There will not be a progressive government with just a good result of the PSOE" The candidate of Frente Amplio, Ada Colau, has called for "filling the streets" in the face of the general elections and has charged against the left-wing politicians who have a "little gold" but then "do not put the body" to defend …

·Madrid, Spain
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Frente Amplio's candidate for the general elections, Ada Colau, has accused the PSOE of merely "managing inequality" when they rule alone and has therefore defended the need for the coalition she heads to be in the executive branch to go further and "reduce inequality."

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Lean Left

Frente Amplio accuses the PSOE of merely "managing inequality" rather than reducing it

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Lean Right

Frente Amplio explains that the minimum guaranteed pension will be financed with a tax of 2% on the assets of more than one million euros. More information: Podemos and the Frente Amplio are covered by reproaches for the lack of agreement to go together on 29N: "We offered them everything"

·Spain
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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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