As the left prepares for the 2027 elections in the Comunitat Valenciana, recent political turmoil has motivated the opposition to critique the ruling conservative coalition's ability to govern. The disastrous management of the DANA weather event in late October 2024 and the scandal surrounding the distribution of protected housing in Alicante to politically aligned figures have led to significant questioning of the local government's effectiveness. This has allowed parties in opposition, particularly on the left, to position themselves as credible alternatives.

Mónica Oltra, an experienced leftist lawyer and a prominent figure in Valencian politics, has not yet indicated if she intends to play a role in the upcoming elections, though political observers suggest she could be a key player in potentially shifting the political landscape. Given her background and experience, there is considerable speculation regarding her impact on the future of the leftist agenda in the region. Her political party, Compromís, has initiated internal surveys to gauge support and strategy, revealing a strategic approach to strengthen their position as they look towards the electoral battles ahead.

The allegations being levied against Oltra, primarily from the far-right factions, are compounded by broader questions about governance and accountability in the current administration. The tension between the left-leaning groups and conservative leadership, especially with Vox's involvement, adds to the charged atmosphere as candidates prepare for what could be transformative elections for the region. The outcome may determine not just the leadership in Valenciana politics but also reflect a shift in the broader political dynamics within Spain.