The Valencianist party highlighted that this election represents a commitment to a figure with proven experience and management capacity. The objective is to consolidate the political change initiated in August 2024, when Compromís returned to the municipal government of Sueca after a motion of no confidence with the independent group Sueca per Davant (SxD) and the Partido Popular.
The candidate takes over as the leading figure for Compromís in Sueca. She previously held the second position on the municipal list in 2023, and after the early resignation of the initial candidate, she assumed leadership of the municipal group. At that time, she already had a long career as a public official.
“"I take on this challenge with enthusiasm and, above all, with the responsibility of knowing that Sueca cannot afford to be in the hands of those who have ruined it again. I want every resident to feel part of this project. We have the experience to manage and the enthusiasm to build the city we want."
The party asserts that its government action has prioritized rescuing public management and restoring financial and institutional stability to the Sueca City Council. The candidate's election responds to the need to continue a model of responsible management, focused on people and administrative efficiency that has characterized the current period.
With an eye on 2027, Compromís's proposal stems from the collective hope and enthusiasm to regain the momentum of a vibrant and modern city. The party seeks to move away from the paralysis of the previous government team and offer citizens a horizon of certainty and shared ambition to address major current challenges, such as access to decent housing, the chronic deterioration of the Commuter rail service, and adaptation to meteorological phenomena.
The Compromís candidate for next year's municipal elections prioritizes improving the well-being and quality of life for all residents of Sueca, ensuring that municipal action drives real solutions that place Sueca where it deserves to be. The party has announced that it will hold meetings with Sueca's associative, cultural, and business sectors to gather feedback and proposals for the development of its future political program.
