The PSOE relegates the Frente Amplio to second positions in its historic alliance for the Senate

A majority of Frente Amplio candidates will occupy the second position on electoral lists in a joint candidacy with PSOE for the Senate. This historic agreement aims to create a united front, named Senado de Progreso, which has raised concerns among right-wing parties like PP and Vox. The PSOE will adjust its lists to accommodate Frente Amplio members, with candidates like Violeta Márquez and Antona Luengo confirmed for the second spot in several districts. The strategy allows both parties to gain seats in areas where they previously struggled, creating a potential win-win situation for both. If PP wins in these districts, the status quo remains unchanged, benefiting PSOE.