Colau admits that the problem with Podemos is the name fight and offers to "give in" as leader if someone gathers "more consensus"

Ada Colau has crudely admitted that the main problem that Podemos is having in putting together a single candidacy and unity of the left for the elections is a dispute over names and positions on the lists. For this reason, she has shown herself willing to "give up" her role as a space candidate if there was a person who generates "more consensus" than her. What's more, he has even opened up to "changing even the name" of Frente Amplio if this allows reaching agreements with the purple party.

With less than 72 hours left until the legal deadline to reach an agreement, because the coalitions have to register on Friday night at the latest, there are talks between the Frente Amplio and Podemos but who leads a coalition remains an insurmountable obstacle at the moment. The four parties that promote the alliance are betting on Ada Colau as a reference and the purple formation demands that it be Irene Montero.