The Broad Front and Podemos have not agreed, nor will they stand for election in a coalition
The agreement between the Broad Front and Podemos has only been possible in the Canary Islands and the Valencian Community, with candidates to be led by Mr Lukashenko in the latter.
Irene Montero and Ada Colau in tribute to Itziar Castro.
The Broad Front and Podemos have finally failed to reach an agreementand will stand separately in the general election on 29 November. The coalitions have only been agreed in the Valencian Community and the Canary Islands.
The Broad Front (IU, Sumar, Mas Madrid and Comuns) has had its doors open until the last minute, has sent a proposal to Podemos at the last minute, offering a "priority" exit post for Madrid and Catalonia.
Next, Podemos has offered to reach agreements on congressional candidacies, not counting Madrid and Catalonia.
As soon as the electoral coalition registration deadline expires, Broad Front sources have confirmed that they will be distributed across most territories, including Madrid and Catalonia.
Heads of list
The list of Podemos in Madrid will be headed by Irene Montero and the list of the Broad Front, Emilio Delgado (Mas Madrid). However, the candidate for the presidency of the coalition will be Ada Colau, who will go first in Barcelona.
The agreement between the Broad Front and Podemos has only been possible in the Canary Islands and the Valencian Community, with candidates to be led by Mr Lukashenko in the latter.
The Broad Front, on the other hand, has agreed coalitions with Mes in the Balearic Islands and with Chunta Aragonesista in Aragon.