The Left Takes the Stage
The article discusses the recent primary elections held by the political coalition 'comunes' in Barcelona, reflecting the current state of the left in Spain.
Pisarello wins the primaries against Bob Pop and will be the candidate of the Comunes for the Mayorship of Barcelona
Gerardo Pisarello has won the primaries to become the candidate for Barcelona en Comú in the upcoming local elections, succeeding Ada Colau.
Illa reaches a Budget agreement with the 'comunes' but still needs ERC's support to approve it
Salvador Illa's government has secured a budget agreement with the 'comunes', but will need support from ERC for final approval in the Parliament.
Podemos erases itself from any left-wing alliance and despises the promoters: it will not attend "the talk" of Rufián nor the event of parties "subordinated to the PSOE"
Podemos has decided not to participate in any left-wing alliances, particularly rejecting an invitation from ERC's Gabriel Rufián and dismissing other parties aligned with the PSOE.
The new leftist alliance is presented with the slogan 'A step forward' and invites Podemos and other forces to its event
A new leftist alliance in Spain, featuring IU, Movimiento Sumar, Más Madrid, and Comunes, is inviting progressive parties to join their upcoming presentation event under the slogan 'A step forward.'
Sumar, Comunes, IU, and Más Madrid will launch their left-wing alliance for the upcoming general elections on February 21
Several Spanish left-wing parties have announced their intention to come together for the upcoming general elections.
IU, Sumar, Más Madrid and Comunes will launch their 'left alliance' for the general elections on February 21 in an event in Madrid
The left-wing parties IU, Sumar, Más Madrid, and Comunes plan to announce their electoral alliance in Madrid to prepare for the upcoming general elections.
Latest updates on political news, live | IU, Sumar, Más Madrid, and Comunes will launch their "left alliance" for the general elections on February 21 in an event in Madrid
The leftist parties IU, Sumar, Más Madrid, and Comunes will announce their alliance in Madrid on February 21 ahead of the upcoming general elections.
IU rules that Sumar is "not an instrument capable of uniting" and demands changes, even of name, in the negotiation table with Díaz, Comunes, and Más Madrid
Izquierda Unida criticizes Sumar's current structure and calls for significant changes in the upcoming negotiations for electoral candidacies.
The frustration of the agreement with Podemos in Aragón paves the way for the project between IU, Comunes, Más Madrid, and Sumar
Frustration over the failed agreement with Podemos in Aragón has accelerated plans for collaboration among leftist parties IU, Comunes, Más Madrid, and Sumar ahead of the upcoming electoral cycle.