The Broad Front has shown its willingness for the electoral debate initially scheduled on Radio Televisión Española (RTVE) to be moved to the Television Academy if that change makes it easier to reach an agreement between the different political forces, although it stresses that any television appearance must include the four candidacies that are presented throughout the whole of national territory.
This was stated by the party in a communiqué released this Monday, in which it reiterates its intention to attend all the electoral debates raised to date.
At the same time, the Broad Front has emphasized that these campaign debates must include the four candidates competing at the state level, a condition it considers "essential" because, in its view, this model ensures a "plural" representation of the current Spanish parliamentary spectrum.
Meanwhile, the organization has insisted on its preference for at least one of the debates to be promoted by the public corporation, understanding that RTVE guarantees "fairness and objectivity" in the handling of news coverage and allows a homogeneous dissemination of the contents across the country, without territorial differences.
In any case, the party has reiterated that it keeps out its hand extended so that the debate initially designed on RTVE can be held outside of public broadcasting, for example at the Television Academy, as long as this option helps to close a pact that ensures the participation of the four political formations.