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Democracia 21 launched by Miriam González Durántez for Spanish elections

Miriam González Durántez has launched Democracia 21, a new political party aimed at reforming Spanish institutions and breaking the traditional two-party system. The party intends to participate in the general elections scheduled for November 29, initially focusing its electoral efforts on the Madrid and Barcelona constituencies.

As the Spanish political landscape shifts following Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's announcement of early elections, various left-wing factions are negotiating coalition structures. The Frente Amplio, a coalition including Más Madrid, Izquierda Unida, Movimiento Sumar, and Els Comuns, is working to finalize its lists. Más Madrid has proposed Emilio Delgado as the head of the Madrid list, with Mónica García in the second position, in an effort to facilitate broader integration, including potentially Podemos.

Simultaneously, Gabriel Rufián has confirmed he will lead the Esquerra Republicana (ERC) list, potentially pursuing an unprecedented collaboration with Podemos. These developments occur amid significant political tension and debates over housing rights and institutional transparency.

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Alberto Núñez Feijóo · Barcelona · Democracia 21 · Emilio Delgado · España Mejor · Gabriel Rufián · Madrid · Miriam González · Miriam González Durántez · Más Madrid · Mónica García · Nick Clegg

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Angustia de izquierdas [www.eldiario.es]