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Puente emphasizes the clash with Sumar and urges them "not to go under 20 different acronyms" so that the far right does not govern.

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Minister of Transport Óscar Puente has publicly urged Sumar and other left-wing political groups to consolidate their electoral presence rather than running under numerous different labels. Puente stated that this strategic unity is necessary to prevent the rise of the far-right in future general elections, further intensifying recent tensions between the Socialist Party and its government coalition partner, Sumar.

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Infobae (Bildu/Housing) Focuses on legislative cooperation and housing policy consensus
Infobae (Puente/Sumar) Focuses on internal government friction and electoral strategy
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