"We have taken a step forward by obeying the popular mandate. I appreciate the effort of the seven organizations that have made it possible for us to present the best candidacy: For Andalusia". Antonio Maíllo, the candidate for the left-wing coalition led by Esquerra Unida and Sumar, recalled that Podemos is one of these seven formations that next May 17 will try to spring a surprise in the Andalusian Parliament elections. But at Sunday's rally in Seville, there was no trace of Podemos. The purples, who have reluctantly accepted the Andalusian coalition after two resounding electoral defeats (in Castilla y León and Aragón), do not want to get involved in anything that is not strictly essential. And, despite the evident electoral climate in Andalusia, Sunday saw the presentation of the state pact, which also brings together Comuns and Más Madrid.

"We have taken a step forward obeying the popular mandate. I appreciate the effort of the seven organizations that have made it possible for us to present the best candidacy: Por Andalucía". Antonio Maíllo, the candidate of the left-wing coalition led by Izquierda Unida and Sumar, recalled that Podemos is one of these seven formations that next May 17 will try to surprise in the Andalusian Parliament elections. But at Sunday's event in Seville, there was no trace of Podemos. The purple ones, who have grudgingly accepted the Andalusian coalition after two resounding electoral defeats (in Castilla y León and Aragón), do not want to get involved in anything that is not strictly essential. And, despite the evident electoral climate in Andalucía, this Sunday the state pact was presented, which also brings together Comunes and Más Madrid.

The Minister of Health, Mónica García, has announced that she will take the Community of Madrid to court after it failed to create the registry of conscientious objectors mandated by the abortion law. For the head of the Health Ministry, this constitutes "a rebellion against the law, democracy, and women." In this regard, García asked, "What's wrong with" Isabel Díaz Ayuso, President of the Community of Madrid, "with women?" She made the announcement after participating in an event organized by Más Madrid, alongside the Secretary of State for Health, Javier Padilla, where they confirmed that Madrid is the only autonomous community that has not yet created the registry. This announcement was reaffirmed on Monday by the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, who stated that the Spanish government... will request the State Attorney's Office "To file an administrative appeal with the High Court of Justice of Madrid" to "defend the rights of the women of Madrid."