Overview

• Podemos formalized a roadmap to keep a critical and distant posture toward the Sánchez coalition, positioning itself more as an opposition force than an ally.
• Ione Belarra argued that a government that does nothing fuels Vox and the PP, crediting 2023 measures linked to Podemos for stopping the right and enabling the current government.
• The party attacked the coalition’s housing record, branding it a “vulture fund” on housing and singling out Minister Isabel Rodríguez with accusations of revolving-door ambitions.
• Irene Montero warned that without a strong left after Pedro Sánchez the country could see Santiago Abascal rise, casting Podemos as the necessary alternative to a “moderate” approach.
• The event featured an explicitly pro-Palestine line, with speakers endorsing “from the river to the sea” and calling for US and Israeli leaders to face jail over alleged crimes in Gaza.