Frente Amplio nominates Ada Colau as candidate for Spain's election
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The Spanish left-wing parties IU, Movimiento Sumar, Más Madrid and Comuns have confirmed Ada Colau as the joint candidate of the Frente Amplio alliance for the parliamentary election on November 29. Podemos has been invited but has not yet joined.
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The Spanish left-wing alliance Frente Amplio is sending former Barcelona mayor Ada Colau into the race for the presidency of the government. The parties Izquierda Unida (IU), Movimiento Sumar, Más Madrid and the Catalan Comuns officially confirmed the 51-year-old on Sunday as the joint candidate for the parliamentary election on November 29.
What is known so far
According to El País, the nomination falls on the deadline day by which the alliances had to register their candidacies with the Spanish electoral authority. It remains open which constituency Colau will run in — the four parties reportedly have not yet definitively settled this question.
"Podemos is also invited to become part of this project."
An official response from the Podemos party was not available at the time of the reports. Expansión points to an already concluded agreement between Podemos and the Catalan ERC for cooperation in Catalonia. El País also reports on a prior pact between Gabriel Rufián (ERC) and Montero (Podemos) on which the nomination rests.
Ada Colau was mayor of Barcelona from 2015 to 2023 and belongs to the platform Barcelona en Comú, which is part of Frente Amplio through the Comuns.
As of 1:30 p.m. Further details to follow.
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