Overview
- Izquierda Unida and Movimiento Sumar registered a joint coalition before the deadline, while Podemos opted to run alone with María Goicoechea as its candidate.
- Chunta Aragonesista confirmed a separate bid and put national lawmaker Jorge Pueyo forward to lead its ticket.
- Negotiations broke down with accusations of vetoes and outside interference, as IU’s Amanda Meyer faulted Podemos’ national leadership for derailing a pact.
- Podemos said it sought to replicate the Unidas por Extremadura model without Sumar, a proposal other parties declined.
- PSOE’s Pilar Alegría lamented the failure to form a single alternative-left list and cautioned that fragmentation could help the right in Aragón’s snap election.