As a socialist militant and resident of Alcalá de Henares, reflections have been made on the political and organizational moment the local PSOE is experiencing. The historical importance of the party in transforming the city is highlighted, lamenting the loss of emotional and political connection with the membership and progressive citizens.

The socialist party's headquarters in Alcalá de Henares has been closed for over a month due to a breakdown, causing doubt and unease among members due to the lack of clear information and the interruption of regular activities. It is emphasized that the headquarters is a vital space for meeting, debate, and participation.

It is criticized that while the party is caught up in internal dynamics, Alcalá faces real issues such as housing access, urban decay, and mobility, confronting a municipal government of PP and Vox that is advancing a city model many do not identify with.

It is considered essential for the Caregiver Commission to promote an open, participatory, and transparent process to define the future of the organization, ensuring that the membership forms the fundamental basis of the political project. The call is to revive politics based on respect, listening, and proximity to the city's real problems to re-inspire.