On September 9, the PIT-CNT officially announced for the first time that it would begin to analyze the possibility of developing a campaign with this objective, although at the moment it was not something definite.[46] The campaign to collect signatures to file a referendum was confirmed on October 17 by Intersocial,[47] a space made up of various social organizations in addition to the PIT-CNT, such as the Uruguayan Federation of Cooperatives for Mutual Savings (FUCVAM), the Intersocial Feminista and the Federation of University Students of Uruguay (FEUU).[48][49] Two days later, on the 19th, the Broad Front decided to join the campaign,[50] a decision ratified on the 23rd by the Board.[51]