Colau's Broad Front Loses One of Its Two 'Sects'
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The Frente Amplio who tries to unite the Spanish left to the left of the socialists, has lost one of his most recognizable figures three days after the presentation. Tuesday the Minister of Health Mónica García, anesthesiologist and leader of Más Madrid (the progressive force of the capital), announced that she will not be candidate for the elections of [...] The article Even in Spain the left struggles to be together: how the allied parties of …
For days now, the Front Ampli and Podemos have been blaming each other for having failed to unite the left in the run-up to the 29-N. The candidacy led by Ada Colau boasts of having brought together fifteen different parties under its acronym, although the four main parties are the ones that have been the ones who have been the most vocal: Comuns, Sumar, Més Madrid and Esquerra Unida (IU). Now there will be fourteen, as ARA has been able to conf…
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Journalist Matías Vallés, attached to the directorate of Diario de Mallorca, carries out an ironic analysis of the current situation every week. In this presentation he focuses his video analysis on the Frente Amplio collision. "Spain has more left-wing parties than voters of the same confusion. Progressives are forced to multiply to guarantee seats to Rufián. Irene Montero with or without Pablo Iglesias, Ada Colau and other political profession…
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