The formation suggests that Mónica García occupies second place on a consensus list with IU, Sumar and Podemos.
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Más Madrid seeks to integrate its proposal into the Frente Amplio coalition along with other political forces. The party has varied its preferences on who should lead the national candidacy.
New significant movement in the construction of the Broad Front. Más Madrid, one of the four formations in this space, has proposed this Sunday an agreement to Izquierda Unida, Movimiento Sumar and Podemos so that its deputy spokesperson in the Madrid Assembly, Emilio Delgado, leads the Frente Amplio candidacy for the Madrid constituency. This movement is striking, since initially the party had proposed Mónica García as the candidate to be the number one candidate and even be the candidate for the presidency of the Government. A few days later, they opened the door for Ada Colau to become one.
In a statement through social networks, Más Madrid proposes that the Minister of Health, Mónica García, be number two on a list that Delgado would head. This is the new proposal that the Madrid party wants to convey to Izquierda Unida, Movimiento Sumar and Podemos “in order to unblock the current situation.”
Furthermore, Más Madrid proposes including its leaders Eduardo Rubiño and Tesh Sidi in this consensus list, although without specifying which positions on the list they would have to occupy with the desire to reach a consensus with the other three forces they are calling on.
The proposal that Emilio Delgado be the one who leads the list for Madrid does not mean that he is the one who has to be the candidate for President of the Government. In this sense, Más Madrid already indicated this week that it would welcome Ada Colau, leading the Frente Amplio for the Barcelona constituency.
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