National-capitalist Alliance

Carlos García leveraged his inherited wealth and silver-tongued charisma to rally supporters early, quickly becoming a golden boy of the party while maintaining unwavering devotion to its leadership.

A former non-commissioned officer turned activist, Guerrero built his reputation as a whistleblower against corruption in the military before shifting his focus to grassroots organizing, where his no-nonsense pragmatism and unshakable principles earned him respect even among skeptical labor unions.

A flamboyant media personality turned political kingmaker, Martín Gómez parlayed his radio show into a powerbase by anointing local firebrands, his unpredictable stunts and behind-the-scenes deals making him both indispensable and controversial.

A former special forces operative who traded the battlefield for the campaign trail, Diego Hernández carries the discipline of his military past into politics—where his refusal to play along with corruption makes him both feared and respected.

Catalina Jiménez is a firebrand orator and media-savvy banker turned activist, whose passion for reform and commanding stage presence make her the public face of the movement’s most fiery debates.

Andrés Ortega earned his reputation as a spellbinding orator after years of crunching numbers behind the scenes, now using his analytical mind and pragmatic instincts to turn fiery rhetoric into tangible influence.

A former banker turned military officer, Paula Vázquez now channels her disciplined mind and unshakable ideals into politics, though her blunt honesty often leaves colleagues cringing in awkward silence.