The presentation event took place on La Caleta beach, an emblematic location in the city, where the coalition, comprising various formations such as Movimiento Sumar, Izquierda Unida, Podemos, Verdes Equo, Iniciativa del Pueblo Andaluz, Alternativa Republicana, and Alianza Verde, positioned itself as an alternative committed to social rights, climate justice, and equality in Andalusia.

During the event, the head of the list for Cádiz, along with other coalition representatives, highlighted the importance of unity among progressive forces to address the province's challenges. Emphasis was placed on the diversity and plurality of the candidacy, which combines youth with experience and activism with institutional roles.

The candidate denounced the problem of touristification in neighborhoods like La Viña, where a high percentage of homes are used for tourism, making housing access difficult for residents. She also criticized the situation of the public Andalusian university, accusing the Partido Popular of suffocating its funding to benefit private institutions.

At the provincial level, decades of institutional neglect in Cádiz were denounced, reflected in unemployment and precariousness rates higher than the Andalusian and national averages. The coalition called on the citizens of Cádiz to use their vote on May 17 to bring about change in the province and dislodge right-wing and far-right policies in Andalusia.

The second on the list emphasized that the province has much at stake in the upcoming elections, criticizing the current government for making citizens more precarious and impoverished and for mistreating public services such as healthcare, dependency care, and education. He defended the unity of the left as a collective project to improve the reality for citizens.