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Partido Comunista de los Trabajadores de España

Party profile: programme, people and election participation

Party · Participation announced

Its Political Bureau decided to contest the election on 7 October. The party seeks ballots in as many constituencies as possible; no lists or lead candidates are treated as proclaimed.

Spain; seeks signatures in as many constituencies as possible · Reviewed: October 13, 2026

Identity and election status: sources

Partido Comunista de los Trabajadores de España · 2026-10-07Official source
PCTE · Programa de lucha 2023–2027, julio de 2023Official source

Quiz coverage

11/60 · 18%

This is data coverage, not agreement with your answers. The target is at least 80% documented for each organisation. Unknown positions are not filled with allies’ positions.

One list or several?

Your Congress vote belongs to the province where you are registered in the electoral census. If registered in Barcelona, Girona, Lleida or Tarragona, you can choose only lists proclaimed there: a candidacy standing solely in Asturias is unavailable on your ballot. Postal voting retains your constituency. LOREG · constituencies

Movimiento Sumar, IU, Más Madrid and Comuns are preparing a joint candidacy called Frente Amplio. Podemos is negotiating participation; there is no final agreement yet. Compromís is preparing a Valencian arrangement open to other parties. Final lists and agreements may vary by province.

More organisations and agreements · 13 October

We also follow these organisations and their own programmes. Adelante Andalucía, Drago Canarias, Teruel Existe, Frente Obrero, PCTE, Escaños en Blanco and Soria ¡YA! have announced an intention to participate or are gathering signatures. Soria ¡YA! awaits the ratification described in its source. Nueva Canarias, CHA and MÉS per Mallorca are negotiating their territorial electoral arrangements.

Other decisions remain open: reviewed sources do not confirm a FORO Asturias candidacy or a PP coalition. Andecha Astur’s common-front announcement predates the 29 November election call and does not confirm participation in this general election. We found no recent PREPAL decision. UPL has decided not to stand.

FORO Asturias · 06/10 · Andecha Astur · 09/09 · UPL · 13/10

PRC scheduled its participation decision for 16 October after consulting local committees. PRC · 07/10

Filed candidacies are published on 28 October and proclaimed lists on 3 November. Until then there is no final list of ballots by province.

Election calendar · Interior

UPN and PP published a preliminary agreement on 13 October for a joint Navarre candidacy, subject to ratification in the party source. Their profiles retain their own policies and are not treated as two separate ballots.

Proposed agreement · UPN, 13 October

We compare each organisation’s own positions. Multiple profiles do not mean separate ballots will be available. Sumar also retains references to its 2023 coalition. Frente Amplio will receive its own positions when verifiable joint agreements are published.

Negotiation status · RTVE, 6 October

Reviewed on 13 October 2026. Candidate lists awaiting proclamation.

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Documented proposals

Working week
Proposes a 35-hour weekly maximum and shorter working time without loss of pay.
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Public healthcare
Supports removing private companies from healthcare, education and social services.
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Rent prices
Supports effective rent limits aimed at reducing landlords’ profits.
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Public or subsidised private schools
Supports a single public education system and removing private providers from education.
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Mental health
Includes a network of psychological support within free public healthcare.
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Science and research
Calls for greater public research support focused on social needs and stable scientific employment.
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Violence against women
Proposes dedicated protection, monitoring and funded support for victims of gender-based violence and their children.
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Food and farming
Supports minimum prices for agricultural producers and protection of labour rights against intermediaries.
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European Union decisions
Supports unilateral withdrawal from the EU and euro as part of establishing workers’ power.
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Life in small towns and villages
Proposes more staff and preventing service closures, particularly in rural and depopulated areas.
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Culture and heritage
Supports publicly funded museums, libraries, theatres and cultural centres with free access.
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Partido Comunista de los Trabajadores de España

Identity and election status: sources

Quiz coverage

Documented proposals

Working week

Public healthcare

Rent prices

Public or subsidised private schools

Mental health

Science and research

Violence against women

Food and farming

European Union decisions

Life in small towns and villages

Culture and heritage