Headquarters of the Ciudadanos party 2015-2023
Interior of the office building, former headquarters of Ciudadanos Idealista
Ciudadanos has moved to a new, smaller Chinese Student Phone Number List headquarters in Príncipe de Vergara after seeing how it lost funds with its departure from municipal and regional governments after the last elections in May last year, and not only that, but the loss of thousands of representatives in town councils and regional governments.
With this situation, the party decided not to run in the last general elections on July 23, 2023. The best years of Ciudadanos are far away, with the victory of Inés Arrimadas in Catalonia (although it did not help her to govern) and the entry of Albert Rivera in 2015 on the national scene, with 40 deputies.
Albert Rivera (C's) in front of his headquarters in 2019 during the electoral campaign Getty images
With this projection, the party changed its headquarters to this building in Alcalá for which it paid 35,000 euros in rent, plus supply costs. Since then, Ciudadanos has experienced three general elections from this headquarters. The first a few months later (June 2016), and three years later, two new calls very close together, which meant the zenith and in a few months the fall of Ciudadanos and Albert Rivera.
General elections April 2019
The main representatives of Ciudadanos celebrate the results of the April 2019 general elections Getty images
After the motion of censure in 2018 against Mariano Rajoy (PP), Pedro Sánchez (PSOE) took over in the Government, but called new elections in April 2019, where Ciudadanos achieved its best electoral result (57 deputies). However, there was a repeat election in November, where the orange party only reached 10 deputies.