The former mayor of Barcelona asks the ERC spokesperson to exercise his leadership to achieve a unified candidacy of the left.
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The general elections of November 29 are approaching and the deadline to register electoral coalitions is seven days.
The former mayor of Barcelona Ada Colau has stated that the doors of Frente Amplio are “open” for the ERC spokesperson in Congress, Gabriel Rufián, and has asked him to exercise his “responsibility” and “leadership” to be able to unite the entire left for the general elections of 29N.
“We are absolutely open from the Frente Amplio to the fact that Gabriel Rufián can add that leadership to finish helping to unite all of that left and that, effectively, we can meet the demand of the citizens, which is that there be a single proposal in the next elections from the left,” he declared in statements from La Sexta.
Colau, who has also been proposed as a Frente Amplio candidate for the Presidency, has said that she is making this appeal to the Republican in her personal capacity and that she will be in the appropriate place because she does not care about her position on the list. Of course, he has warned that there are seven days left to close coalitions and we must stop "dizzying the partridge."
”I believe that Gabriel Rufián has a very important role to play, in recent months he has had a capacity for connection and communication with the general public that is evident,” said the former mayor.
Likewise, Colau has insisted that in the Frente Amplio "there is no one left over" and that it is necessary for all parties to sit at a table "to carry out this unitary project where we are all together."
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