Politics · Spain · 7 hrs ago
Spain’s left-wing Frente Amplio unveils logo as talks with Podemos continue
The Frente Amplio has unveiled a new logo as it prepares for Spain’s general election on 29 November.
The alliance brings together Más Madrid, Izquierda Unida, Comuns and Movimiento Sumar, and uses orange-red and lime in its new design.
It has also launched social media accounts and a website to share information and recruit campaign volunteers.
The coalition has not reached an agreement with Podemos on joining its election list.
Ada Colau has suggested she could give up leading the alliance and that it could change its electoral name to help bring Podemos in.
The move has unsettled the four groups behind the coalition, which had already begun presenting the project publicly.
The alliance is due to present its candidacy in Madrid on Saturday, while the dispute over its name and leadership remains unresolved.
Spain’s Frente Amplio has unveiled a new logo and brand identity as it prepares to contest the general election.
The logo uses red-orange and lime colours, with “AMPLIO” emphasised in the name.
The four organisations backing the coalition are Más Madrid, Izquierda Unida, Comuns and Movimiento Sumar.
Talks with Podemos remain open, while Ada Colau has proposed that the coalition could change its electoral brand and leadership to help bring the party in.
The coalition plans to present its candidacy in Madrid on Saturday, 17 October.
- Who
- Frente Amplio, backed by Más Madrid, Izquierda Unida, Comuns and Movimiento Sumar. Talks with Podemos remain open.
- What
- The coalition has launched its logo, colours and online channels as it prepares a candidacy for the general election.
- When
- The brand was unveiled on Wednesday, 14 October 2026.
- Where
- The launch was reported in Spain. The candidacy presentation is planned for Madrid.
- Why
- To build a recognisable coalition identity and attract support for the campaign.
Frente Amplio’s four backing organisations
Ada Colau
Brand and candidacy
Frente Amplio’s four backing organisations
The coalition has launched its identity and continued preparations for a candidacy.
Ada Colau
Colau has proposed changing the electoral brand to make it easier for Podemos to join.
Leadership
Frente Amplio’s four backing organisations
The coalition has chosen Emilio Delgado to lead its Madrid list.
Ada Colau
Colau has opened the door to giving up leadership of the project.
Frente Amplio unveiled its logo, colours, website and social media profiles.
La Vanguardia reported that Emilio Delgado had been chosen to lead the Madrid list and that the coalition had 48 hours before the deadline to register electoral coalitions.
The coalition plans to present its candidacy at an event in Madrid.
Spain’s general election is scheduled to take place.
- Backing organisations
- Más Madrid, Izquierda Unida, Comuns and Movimiento Sumar
- Logo colours
- Red-orange and lime
- Madrid list candidate
- Emilio Delgado
- Website
- frenteamplio.info
- Candidacy presentation
- Madrid, 17 October 2026
- General election
- 29 November 2026