
The Madrid formation advocates for a choral candidacy within the Frente Amplio that respects territorial plurality
Más Madrid proposes that the former mayor of Barcelona, Ada Colau, lead the candidacy for the presidency of the Government within the Frente Amplio, seeking a choral structure that respects the autonomy and plurality of the territorial forces.
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Más Madrid seeks to consolidate a confederal structure within the Frente Amplio. The proposal seeks to integrate different territorial forces under a common candidacy.
Más Madrid, “in line with what we have been working on for years, is now betting on a choral candidacy” in which the former mayor of Barcelona, Ada Colau, is the candidate for the presidency of the Government and heads the list for the Catalan capital, the group says in a statement.
Más Madrid “believes that this proposal responds to the principles of territoriality, generosity and confederal functioning on which the different forces that make up the Frente Amplio have been working for months.” The party has pointed out that the territorial organizations have defended from the beginning “that a true Broad Front must be built from respect for the roots and autonomy of each force in its territory.”
In this sense, “Más Madrid, out of generosity, proposes that Ada Colau be the candidate for the Presidency of the Government from Barcelona, as part of a choral candidacy that respects the territorial plurality of the Frente Amplio.” “Through this historic initiative in the Spanish territorial configuration, Más Madrid, in its conviction for a confederal commitment of the territories that make up the country, cedes the candidacy for the presidency of the Government to Barcelona,” the statement continues.

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