The Alliance Of Free Workers

Miguel Guerrero, a 54-year-old media-savvy academic with working-class roots, climbed the ladder from local organizing to policy wonk status, blending pragmatism with ambition to reshape public narratives.

Born to a political dynasty but refusing to inherit its caution, Paula Iglesias parlayed old-money favors into labor activism, though her grandiose speeches often stall mid-sentence despite her knack for corralling powerful patrons.

A polished prodigy of public life, her sharp wit and golden tongue have already made her a media darling and kingmaker in the shadows.

Mateo Molina’s working-class upbringing fuels his magnetic rallies, where data-driven arguments and raw passion unite crowds behind his vision of radical change.

A Harvard-trained economist turned media strategist, Patricia Álvarez rose to prominence as a sharp-tongued commentator before joining the party, where her blend of academic rigor and media savvy quickly made her a rising star.