Anuj claimed that, a month before the elections, he had predicted that Podemos would not integrate into the Frente Amplio and that, according to him, the primaries were a maneuver to gain time while the party prepared an alliance on its own. In his account, Podemos requested primaries and secretly made a deal with Rufian. Anuj maintained that, by being unaware of that agreement, Colau conditioned her candidacy on Podemos being part of the Frente Amplio. He added that Podemos expressed willingness to participate and continued to demand primaries, but did not negotiate with the coalition. According to Anuj, five days before the lists were finalized, Podemos made a deal with ERC and left the Frente Amplio waiting for Colau's response, who in turn was waiting for a decision from Podemos. He stated that Colau ultimately ran for office after feeling betrayed and that Podemos claimed it was not responsible. He also pointed out that the movement with Rufian created tensions in the Frente Amplio due to what he described as an indirect attack on Comunes. Anuj concluded that Podemos had made others lose time, despite not intending to hold primaries, and had attributed the responsibility to those who opposed them. #Política #Elecciones #FrenteAmplio (translated)