Montero and Rufián campaign against Sánchez: strike "against the Government" and Ábalos' corruption, for being "close" to the president

Irene Montero and Gabriel Rufián criticize Pedro Sánchez's government, calling for a leftist alliance to address social issues. They advocate for lower housing costs, a public supermarket, and increased minimum wage. Their campaign emphasizes a distinct left identity, opposing the PSOE's influence. They plan a general strike to protest against rising living costs and government inaction. Montero condemns corruption within the PSOE and links it to broader economic struggles, while Rufián highlights the need for a left that holds the PSOE accountable. They aim to mobilize voters to prioritize their values over strategic voting.

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