Several far-left parties in Copenhagen have decided to break away from the Unity List and form a new electoral alliance with the Free Greens just months before the municipal elections. This significant shift in the political landscape signals a potential realignment of left-wing forces in the city.

The decision to split from the Unity List comes after disagreements on key policy issues and strategic direction. The involved parties believe that an alliance with the Free Greens will provide a stronger platform to advocate for their specific priorities.

The new electoral alliance aims to present a united front on issues such as climate change, social justice, and affordable housing. They hope to attract voters who feel unrepresented by the existing political options.

While the exact details of the alliance’s platform are still being finalized, it is expected to focus on progressive policies and challenge the status quo in Copenhagen. The move could potentially reshape the balance of power in the municipal council and impact future policy decisions.