The day opened with the left facing its midnight deadline to register coalitions for 29-N. Frente Amplio claimed progress in Aragon and Baleares but Madrid remained blocked over Irene Montero's placement, prompting Gabriel Rufián to apologize for a 'dantesque spectacle' and declare 'we have failed.'
By afternoon attention shifted to PSOE spokesperson Montse Mínguez, who resigned over her partner's property businesses, reported as 30 flats. Sánchez said she was broken by hatred in politics as she was withdrawn from the campaign and lists.
By evening Frente Amplio tabled a written last proposal offering Podemos safe spots in Madrid and Catalonia plus a spokesperson role, which Podemos rejected, countering with deals in 11 territories excluding both. Only Valencian unity was sealed.
In parallel, EU leaders criticised Sánchez's mass regularisation with Ceuta as backdrop, as the CNI blamed Morocco for the entries.