The announcement was made during the III edition of the La Madrileña festival, held in Paraíso Park, in the San Blas-Canillejas district. The candidate was accompanied by other leaders of her political party.
“"If we want to change that root, we have to govern Madrid. After much thought, I have made a decision. If you support me, if you give me your backing, I want to be the next president of the Community of Madrid."
The leader emphasized her connection to the region and her political career, highlighting that her experience has driven her to get directly involved in public management. She stated that to bring about effective change, it is necessary to address problems at their root and take responsibility.
During her speech, the minister also highlighted initiatives promoted during her tenure at the Ministry of Health, such as the expansion of prevention programs and measures in mental health and child care. She expressed her desire to continue in this direction, appealing to the mobilization of her party to achieve change in the Community of Madrid.
Other leaders of the political formation also spoke at the event. A spokesperson for the City Council advocated for an inclusive city model, criticizing real estate speculation and the presence of investment funds in the market. Another spokesperson for the Assembly highlighted the party's territorial work, seeking to strengthen social ties and proximity politics. An assistant spokesperson for the Assembly emphasized the growth of the political project as autonomous and participatory, while another leader stressed the importance of direct engagement with citizens.
Collectively, the leaders of the political formation agreed on the need to build a solid political alternative in the region for 2027, based on social mobilization, the defense of public services, and access to housing.
