Alternative For Costavela

Discharged from the military after a decade of service, Alicia Campos traded her uniform for a career in politics, where her disciplined pragmatism and thunderous oratory made her a feared but respected voice in the ranks.

Once a rising legal star before scandal derailed his trajectory, the telegenic firebrand reinvented himself as a populist tribune, blending razor-sharp data with soaring rhetoric to dominate both airwaves and town squares.

A fiery young activist who cut her teeth leading protest movements, Julia Cortés channels her unshakable integrity and relentless ambition into a crusade for radical transformation.

Once a fiery student leader in the 1990s, Alejandro Díaz now commands headlines with his bold speeches and uncompromising demands for systemic change.

A veteran policy architect with a knack for media strategy, Guillermo Díaz spent decades shaping national debates from behind the scenes before emerging as the party’s most eloquent defender of its ideals.

A self-described ‘revolutionary pragmatist,’ he built his reputation as a fiery youth leader before leveraging his media savvy and political connections into a power broker’s role in the establishment.

A disillusioned ex-banker who left finance after witnessing its excesses firsthand, Ramón Martínez now channels his sharp analytical mind into fiery advocacy, leveraging old connections to fuel radical reforms.

Joaquín Molina has spent decades as a working-class firebrand, blending unshakable idealism with hardheaded pragmatism to challenge entrenched elites, earning admiration—and fear—for his refusal to bend when principles are at stake.

A reclusive 24-year-old outsider who rose from humble origins to shape policy in secret, Montserrat Núñez’s idealism fuels her ambition to climb the political ladder—though her disdain for the spotlight keeps her work hidden in the shadows.

Rising from factory floors to prime-time debates, Carlos Ortega wields fiery oratory and media savvy to make the struggles of the working class impossible to ignore, turning raw passion into policy momentum.

Once a beloved star of the silver screen, the 54-year-old traded fame for fire, trading celebrity influence for radical advocacy, her unshakable integrity making her a thorn in the side of the powerful.

A lifelong party insider with deep ties to both the corporate elite and grassroots movements, María Ramos built her reputation as a radical reformer early in her career, now wielding her ambition like a scalpel to reshape the political landscape in her image.

A former military strategist turned political provocateur, Vicente Vázquez leveraged inherited wealth into a reputation as a policy architect, earning a nickname for his uncompromising methods in pushing reforms through parliamentary gridlock.