Frente Amplio y Podemos consuman su fractura al no llegar a un acuerdo global para coaliciones en el 29N

Frente Amplio and Podemos have failed to reach a global coalition agreement for the upcoming November 29 elections, effectively confirming a formal split between the two political entities. The breakdown follows the decision by the minority government partner to move forward with its own electoral project, resulting in separate campaigns across multiple territories.

Podemos has formally rejected the terms proposed by Frente Amplio, specifically citing an objection to demands that they terminate existing alliances with other parties, such as ERC. While Podemos has expressed a willingness to pursue consensus in regions where alignment is possible, they maintain that negotiations in Madrid and Catalonia should not impede broader electoral cooperation elsewhere.