Montero launches her candidacy and accuses the Broad Front of preferring to form a coalition with the PSOE in the Senate rather than with Podemos in the regional governments.

Irene Montero, former Minister of Equality and current MEP for Podemos, has officially launched her candidacy for the general elections scheduled for November 29. During her announcement, she criticized the parties within the Frente Amplio coalition, alleging that they prioritized forming electoral pacts with the PSOE for the Senate over maintaining alliances with Podemos in the autonomous communities.

Simultaneously, Chunta Aragonesista (CHA) president Jorge Pueyo has publicly praised a tripartite agreement with the PSOE and IU for the upcoming Senate elections. Pueyo characterized the arrangement as a historic effort to protect democratic institutions and prevent potential constitutional reforms driven by the far-right, crediting civil society for its role in facilitating the coalition.