The Frente Amplio coalition in Spain has reached agreements with CHA in Aragón and Més in Baleares ahead of upcoming elections. These agreements aim to unify the left-wing vote in these regions, but currently exclude the Podemos party. The situation creates tension within the left-wing political landscape, particularly regarding electoral lists and potential alliances. Irene Montero’s involvement is noted as contributing to the current complexities. While the agreements in Aragón and Baleares are finalized, negotiations with Podemos are ongoing and remain unresolved. This leaves open the possibility of future collaboration or continued division within the left-wing factions. The lack of Podemos’ participation could impact the overall electoral prospects of the Frente Amplio in the respective regions.