Before more than 400 people, the leader noted that there is one year left until the 2027 elections, a period she intends to use to listen to the public and focus on the city's 87 neighborhoods. The goal, she explained, is to build a greener, more diverse city that guarantees the quality of public education.

During her speech, the candidate defended her approach to politics, based on dialogue and closeness to the residents. The event was also attended by the secretary general of the Valencian socialists, Diana Morant, and the mayor of Vigo, Abel Caballero, who expressed his support for the candidacy.

The meeting, which served as the starting point for the campaign, included the lighting of a neon sign with the party's slogan. The candidate took the opportunity to show her support for teachers and the educational community, criticizing the current management of the Partido Popular regarding education.