Podemos

Podemos politician Irene Montero said the party will join whatever list emerges from the open primaries of Uruguay's Frente Amplio. Her comments come as Spanish media also report on Podemos's position in Barcelona politics, where ERC is blamed for costing Ada Colau the mayoralty, with Podemos potentially worth 125,000 votes in general elections. Discussion centres on Podemos's alliances at home and abroad.

Los Comuns have attacked Gabriel Rufián following his pact with Podemos, according to the claim circulating in Spanish political commentary. The dispute has drawn attention from observers of Spain's left, where alliances between the Catalan pro-independence left and Podemos are a sensitive issue. No further details of the criticism are given.

Spanish media are publishing new polling on the 2026 general election. El País highlights a map that worries the PSOE, with figures favouring PP and Vox, while left-wing parties negotiate urgently. 20Minutos reports the PSOE absorbing voter intention from Sumar and Podemos as PP and Vox consolidate a majority. ABC poses the question of who the election's winner will be, fueling speculation about Spain's political future.

The Frente Amplio still faces an internal battle over the distribution of positions, with uncertainty surrounding whether Podemos will be included. The question of Podemos's entry is described as the main sticking point as talks over the sharing out of posts continue. Details beyond the headline are not yet clear.

Spain's Sumar coalition is racing to resolve internal divisions ahead of a possible early election. Movimiento Sumar has urged Comuns, Más Madrid and IU to discreetly settle the dispute over Madrid and Barcelona lists. Meanwhile its parties are accelerating the choice of a leader, weighing figures like García, Urtasun or Colau, while also deciding Podemos's role, as Sánchez's partners grow nervous amid rising electoral drums.

Former Spanish prime minister José María Aznar said that if the coalition government repeats after the early elections, 'the constitutional system will end'. His remarks, reported by elDiario.es, have drawn attention in Spain amid debate over the snap vote and the future of the PSOE-Unidas Podemos alliance. Critics and supporters are weighing his stark warning about the country's political stability.

Psychologist Homero Pettinato appeared on the Argentine talk show PH Podemos Hablar (We Can Talk) on Telefe to discuss mental health, focusing on the case of the stalker of the streamer known as La Reini and his brother. The episode drew strong audience engagement, with viewers reacting to the analysis of the case and the broader conversation about obsessive behavior and psychological support.