Rufián and Montero debut their tandem with reproaches to a PSOE they want to "subdue" and to the Frente Amplio

Gabriel Rufián and Irene Montero launched their political partnership in Barcelona, criticizing the PSOE and advocating for a government focused on housing issues. They aim to push for legislation that addresses rental prices and housing speculation. Rufián emphasized the need for a PSOE government aligned with sovereignist forces, while Montero argued that merely opposing right-wing parties is insufficient. Both politicians highlighted the failures of the current system and called for significant reforms, including raising the minimum wage and reducing work hours. Their collaboration seeks to unite leftist forces against perceived threats from the right.