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Clear filters Coalitions · October 14, 2026 Colau offers to relinquish the lead. Territorial talks and differences between Frente Amplio and Podemos continue.
Europa Press · In negotiation
Coalitions · October 12, 2026 RTVE reports that Podemos will support ERC in Catalonia and Montero and Rufián will campaign together. Podemos list members and formal coalition registration remain unconfirmed.
RTVE · Announced
Más Madrid proposes Emilio Delgado first and Mónica García second, alongside IU, Sumar and potentially Podemos. Europa Press describes a proposal to unlock negotiations, not a final or officially proclaimed list.
Europa Press · Proposal
Coalitions · October 10, 2026 Radio Valencia reports Esquerra Unida’s opposition to a Compromís-branded candidacy. Talks remain open; a joint list has not been established.
Radio Valencia · Cadena SER · In negotiation
Coalitions · October 9, 2026 SER reports PSOE talks with other left-wing parties for the Senate. Talks do not establish a registered coalition or an agreement for Congress.
Cadena SER · In negotiation
Coalitions · October 6, 2026 Paulo Carlos López confirms talks with Podemos and other parties. The name, membership and lead candidates remain under negotiation.
Radio Coruña · Cadena SER · In negotiation
Coalitions · October 5, 2026 Montero proposes voting on 14–15 October to choose a joint candidacy. The proposal does not establish an agreement with Sumar.
Cadena SER · Proposal
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