Podemos toughens its speech against the PSOE and appeals to be the "Robin Hood" against real estate speculation

Podemos has raised the tension with the Government of Pedro Sánchez in a firm event in Getafe under the motto It's that basic: peace, home and work. Faced with the imminent electoral event, former minister Irene Montero has burst forth with an anti-capitalist plea in which she has accused the current system of "killing the working class alive" through rising costs of living, health waiting lists and evictions.

Montero has positioned the housing crisis as the true political obstacle against large investment funds, pointing directly to international firms such as Blackstone or distribution chains such as Mercadona for making "record profits" at the expense of the suffocating rise in the price of shopping baskets and rents.

Faced with the discourse of the right and what they consider passivity on the part of the PSOE, the purple leaders, with interventions from the general secretary, Ione Belarra, and members like Jacinto Morano, have asked their bases to "look up and follow the money trail" to snatch wealth from the powerful and redistribute it among families. "We need many Robin Hoods in Congress who will take money from the rich and return it to working people," Montero proclaimed to close ranks around his candidacy.

The purple formation thus supports its electoral strategy by appealing to street mobilization and the general strike, seeking to definitively distance itself from the management profile of Sánchez's Executive to establish itself as the only force "willing to change everything" without submitting to the economic powers.