Àgueda Micó, Compromís's candidate for the Valencian Community, declared during her political campaign that "we want to have our own group to influence state policies more".
Left-wing faction of PSOE
The coalition led by Compromís has successfully united all left-wing elements of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) under its regional candidacy. This alignment aims to establish a consistent policy line in response to what is defined as the rise of right- and far-right forces within the Valencian political landscape.
Strategic objective
Micó emphasized that the main goal is 'to slow down the right and the far right', pointing out that current public policies do not allow sufficient intervention from more progressive sectors. According to her, there is a need to create an independent group within the parliamentary system to gain greater direct influence over state-level decisions.
It has not been specified whether this proposed group would have formal structure within PSOE or would be an independent entity with partial participation in its committees or institutions. The available content does not indicate what its scope would be nor how its operational functioning would be defined.
Note: The information comes exclusively from the front page and summary published by <em>El País, the official website of the Spanish newspaper, accessible at https://elpais.com/espana/comunidad-valenciana/2026-11-14/agueda-mico-candidata-de-compromis-queremos-tener-grupo-propio-para-incidir-mas-en-las-politicas-de-estado.html. No additional sources have been verified nor has the content been confirmed through other institutions or media.