Anabel Alonso has shown her support for Sarah Santaolalla in her criticism of the internal disputes of parties to the left of the PSOE. The actress has echoed a publication by the communicator on social media, where she questions the confrontations between the different progressive formations in the final countdown to close electoral coalitions for the elections on next November 29.
Santaolalla has focused on the lack of understanding between the parties and the discomfort that this situation can generate among their voters. In her opinion, a part of the progressive electorate demands a joint candidacy that allows them to join forces against the far right, instead of witnessing disputes over positions of responsibility and political prominence. A reflection to which Alonso has added her own assessment, with a forceful message about the attitude of the leaders involved in the negotiations.
Sarah Santaolalla criticizes power struggles
The communicator has argued that voters' priorities should be above the differences between political organizations. "The left-wing voter does not want chair wars or ego battles," wrote Santaolalla, who believes that the goal should be to offer a joint ballot that increases the chances of stopping the far right.
In her publication, she has also pointed out the importance of protecting social rights such as pensions, the minimum wage, and scholarships, in addition to the achievements made during the last decades. For Santaolalla, the differences between parties should not prevent an agreement that allows defending these common goals.
El votante de izquierdas no quiere guerras de sillones ni luchas de egos. Quiere poder votar una única papeleta que aumente las posibilidades de frenar a la extrema derecha y que, por lo tanto, aumente las posibilidades de evitar recortes en las pensiones, el salario mínimo, las…
— Sarah Santaolalla. ♀ (@SarahPerezSanta) October 14, 2026
"People want solutions, not power struggles. They want unity, generosity, courage, responsibility, and vision," she added. The communicator concluded her reflection with a warning about the consequences of not reaching an understanding: "History will end up judging those who were not up to the task in such fucked up times."
Anabel Alonso's forceful response
Santaolalla's reflection has found a response in Anabel Alonso, who shared her publication and expressed her rejection of internal struggles between progressive parties. The actress emphasized what, in her opinion, these confrontations reveal about the priorities of those involved in them.
"These internal struggles say a lot about the political quality and, at this point, the human quality of these people. And they reveal what their true interest is," Alonso wrote.
Esas luchas intestinas dicen mucho de la calidad política y llegados a este punto, humana de esas personas.
— Anabel Alonso Oficial 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇸 (@AnabelAlonso_of) October 14, 2026
Y dejan ver cual es su verdadero interés. https://t.co/zsR3gxGr0G
With this comment, the performer joins the voices calling for greater understanding among the parties to the left of the PSOE. Her message questions whether power disputes can prevail over the possibility of achieving a common candidacy, an issue that keeps the political debate open in the days leading up to the deadline for registering coalitions.
The left, awaiting electoral coalitions
Negotiations between parties to the left of the PSOE face decisive days to close coalitions for the November 29 elections. Podemos, Izquierda Unida, and Más Madrid are among the formations pending to define how they will run in the elections.
In this context, Sarah Santaolalla has called for unity in the face of internal disputes, a stance that Anabel Alonso has supported with her forceful message on social media. Both have questioned the clashes between progressive formations at a key moment to reach an agreement.