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Miriam González Durántez political activity in Spain

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Miriam González Durántez, an international trade lawyer, initially expressed her intention to run in the Spanish general elections, stating a desire to apply “rationality to the political sphere” to counter emotional discourse. By October, she officially launched a new political party named Democracia 21. Presented in Madrid, the party aims to challenge existing ideological blocks in Spain. For the upcoming elections on November 29, the party plans to focus its initial efforts on the Madrid and Barcelona constituencies to secure representation, with long-term goals of expanding to all provinces in future regional and municipal elections. As the election approaches, Democracia 21 has expanded its platform to include specific proposals such as a national housing construction plan and the reduction of political subsidies. The party continues to position itself as a force for institutional reform and democratic regeneration. González Durántez, who is married to former British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, founded the party as an evolution of her 2023 platform, España Mejor. Her campaign emphasizes a pragmatic approach to governance, summarized by her goal to ‘fix’ problems rather than using them for electoral advantage. Specific platform details include a national plan for building neighborhoods, eliminating housing taxes for citizens under 35, de-politicizing the General Council of the Judiciary, and reducing the number of political advisors. The emergence of Democracia 21 occurs within a highly fragmented political landscape. While left-wing coalitions like Frente Amplio are negotiating candidate lists and potential alliances between groups such as Más Madrid, Izquierda Unida, Sumar, and Podemos, the new party adds another dimension to the upcoming electoral contest.

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