US EditionIu, Sumar and Podemos Seal a Pact 'in Extremis' in the Coalition 'for Andalusia': They Will Go to the Andalusian Elections Together
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The parties that make up the candidacy 'Por Andalucía' for the regional elections of May 17...
Sumar, Izquierda Unida and Podemos have reached an agreement this Friday to present a joint candidacy for the regional elections of Andalusia on 17 May. As already happened in the elections of 2022, the parties that make up Por Andalucía (IU, Movimiento Sumar, Iniciativa del Pueblo Andaluz, Alternativa Republicana and Partido Verde Andaluz) will come together with Podemos and Alianza Verde. An association of seven parties to try to stop the sang…
Diario de Cádiz
El Día de CórdobaThe coalition formally registers the coalition of seven parties: IU, Sumar, Podemos, Initiative of the Andalusian People, Alternative Republican, Green Party and Alliance Green Podemos will choose the 2 for Seville and the 1 for Jaén on the electoral lists.
The Andalusian political landscape has taken a decisive turn in the last hours after intense negotiations in the left bloc of the PSOE. Despite the months of distancing and strategic differences, the need to present a united front to the electorate has facilitated a consensus that seemed unlikely days ago, consolidating an alternative that seeks to dispute institutional hegemony in the region in the coalition 'Por Andalucía'.
EL ESPAÑOL
The purples will join the candidacy of the federal coordinator of IU, Antonio Maíllo, who "will guarantee the participation of all political forces in equality." More information: Holy Friday or 'painful'? We can, IU and Sumar have 10 days to close a pact that prevents them from going apart in Andalusia
The Andalusian left finally reached an agreement this Friday to attend together the regional elections of May 17 under the brand of Por Andalucía, after a counterclockwise negotiation that has evidenced both the will of understanding and the deep tensions accumulated in the space.Continue reading...
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