Junta Militar De G. Boné

Alicia Alonso leveraged her family’s industrial fortune to fund street-level campaigns before turning her pragmatic instincts toward reshaping labor policies that benefit both workers and investors.

Once a shadowy fixer for industrial tycoons, Héctor Gutiérrez parlayed his encyclopedic knowledge of backroom deals and unorthodox tactics into an eccentric but effective kingmaker, though his unpredictable outbursts have left more than one alliance in ruins.

Rising from the ranks to become the military's darling of the press, Juan Gutiérrez knows how to turn a uniform into influence, blending ambition with a silver tongue that masks his outsider origins.

The heir to a vast industrial empire, Javier Núñez abandoned his expected path in business to lead grassroots campaigns for workers' rights, using his academic rigor and magnetic charm to rally both the young and disillusioned.

Luis Santos began his political journey as a fiery student leader before becoming a relentless grassroots campaigner, known for his unshakable principles and ability to turn even the most hostile crowds into allies.

A firebrand orator raised in a working-class neighborhood, he channels raw energy into rallies and speeches that expose inequality while rallying the young to demand radical change through the party’s platform.