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Adelante Andalucía Stays Out of the Debate of the General Elections of Canal Sur in Which They Will Be Broad Front and Podemos

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Adelante Andalucía will not be in the debate of Canal Sur. The Andalusian public television already prepares the debate for the general elections to be held on 29 December. In the meeting of the chain will be representatives of the different political groups that attend the elections in Andalusian territory and that have deputies in the Lower House, as decided this Wednesday by the Board of Directors of the RTVA.
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Adelante Andalucía appeals to the Central Electoral Board for its exclusion from the debates of Canal Sur despite its 8 seats and 9% of the Andalusian vote. La entrada Adelante Andalucia, excluded from the debates of Canal Sur with 8 seats: appeal to the Central Electoral Board aparece primero en Moncloa.

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Adelante Andalucía will not be in the debate of Canal Sur. The Andalusian public television already prepares the debate for the general elections to be held on 29 December. In the meeting of the chain will be representatives of the different political groups that attend the elections in Andalusian territory and that have deputies in the Lower House, as decided this Wednesday by the Board of Directors of the RTVA.

On the afternoon of this Wednesday the first vice president of the Junta de Andalucía and councillor of Presidency, Emergencies and Health, Antonio Sanz, posted on his social networks a couple of images of the first meeting of the "new" Board of Directors of the RTVA. At this meeting they repeated two transcendental figures, Sanz himself, as holder of the Presidency, and the director of the RTVA, Juande Mellado, who has repeated -thanks to the m…

The formation with more than 400,000 votes in the last Andalusian elections and 8 deputies in the Andalusian Parliament has announced that it will appeal the decision to the Central Electoral Board.Main Topics: ElectionsRead full article

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El Salto broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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