Pontón sees a BNG "with more strength in Madrid" as "key" to stopping "the reactionary bloc"

Ana Pontón, national spokesperson for the Bloque Nacionalista Galego (BNG), has identified the upcoming November 29 general elections as a critical opportunity for the party to increase its parliamentary presence in Madrid. Pontón stated that strengthening the BNG's representation is essential to act as a barrier against what she describes as a reactionary bloc. She further clarified that the party will not pursue electoral coalitions with other political forces.

The BNG is scheduled to formally approve its electoral candidates during a Consello Nacional meeting on October 24. The party's strategy focuses on securing greater influence in the national capital to serve as a containment wall for its political objectives. This process marks the finalization of the party's internal preparations for the general election cycle.