National Liberal Alliance (NLA)

A former high-flying investment banker turned political firebrand, Montserrat Alonso leveraged her finance expertise and elite connections to expose corruption before pivoting to grassroots organising—her pragmatic radicalism makes her both feared and indispensable.

Rising from humble beginnings as a factory worker, Patricia Alonso parlayed her working-class roots and sharp media instincts into a rapid ascent, charming voters with her authenticity while leveraging her elite connections to amplify their message.

Once a prominent academic, Marina Núñez traded dry lectures for fiery public debates, using her razor-sharp wit and unorthodox tactics to expose corruption in the energy sector—making her a magnet for controversy and media attention.

A firebrand with a media empire at his fingertips, Álvaro Ruiz turned disillusionment into a cult following by wielding radical rhetoric and sharp instincts to expose corruption and rally the masses.

A former community radio host turned grassroots organiser, Lorena Serrano’s media savvy and idealism have made her a rising star among young reformers, though her pragmatism often tempers her vision in closed-door negotiations.

A decorated veteran who traded her uniform for a political career, Teresa Vega combines battlefield discipline with a sharp media instinct to shape her party’s message with precision.