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Abascal Ascends to the Negotiator of the Pacts with the PP and the Spokesman in Ceuta as 2 and 3 by Madrid

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Vox surprises with new names in starting positions for the November 29 elections, with Montserrat Lluis, Juan Sergio Redondo, Pepa Millán and Cristian Toro leading in Madrid

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The candidacy of Vox for the capital takes Montserrat Lluis, a bundler of the autonomous agreements with the popular, an indirect to future negotiations with Feijóo, from 3 to the spokesman in the autonomous city and from 5 to the Olympic champion Cristian Toro

·Madrid, Spain
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Vox surprises with new names in starting positions for the November 29 elections, with Montserrat Lluis, Juan Sergio Redondo, Pepa Millán and Cristian Toro leading in Madrid

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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As number three will accompany Abascal Vox's spokesman for Ceuta, Juan Sergio Redondo, while the current spokesperson in Congress, Pepa Millán, will take fourth place

·Madrid, Spain
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The National Executive Committee (CNE), the highest organ of the inter-parliamentary party, approved the nominations with which Vox...

·Madrid, Spain
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Renovation at the top of Vox’s list to Congress by Madrid. Santiago Abascal places Montserrat Lluís, secretary of...

·Madrid, Spain
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Santiago Abascal has chosen the Catalan Montse Lluis as number 2 of her list, the architect of the autonomous pacts with the Popular Party. Lluis will go on the list for Madrid. With his election, the leader of Vox throws a clear message looking into a possible future coalition government with the PP. ... Continue reading "Abascal chooses Montse Lluis, the negotiator of the autonomous pacts with the PP, as no. 2 of his list"

·Madrid, Spain
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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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