"Bridge must resign for empathy and humanity with the victims of the accident"

Ada Colau returns to politics as a candidate for the Frente Amplio, criticizing the government's railway management while supporting its continuation. She emphasizes the need for investment in rail infrastructure and a state pact for rail safety. Colau advocates for rent control and proposes taxing speculation on housing. She acknowledges the urgency for a progressive government amid rising right-wing threats and supports intervention in the housing market, including recovering properties from investment funds. Despite challenges in uniting the left, she aims to increase her party's electoral support to counteract the far-right influence.