Vox already has “red lines” to negotiate the budgets of the autonomous communities in which it holds the “key to government”. In Aragon, his departure from the Executive of Jorge Azcón will make the negotiation It hardly resembles that of 2023, when the popular leader carried out the accounts with the support of the PP, Vox, Aragón-Teruel Existen and the Aragonese Party (PAR).
Former vice-president Alejandro Nolasco will start from three premises posed this Monday from Madrid: the reversal of the repealed or frozen Vox measures, the “explicit and clear” rejection by the DGA of the “installation and distribution of illegal immigrants” of Pedro Sánchez and the commitment to “effective and complete return” plans.
The objective of this last point, they say of the training, is that the regions can respond “to the illegal distributions imposed by Sánchez” and counteract the pull effect that, according to him, the European Union (EU) and Moncloa encourage.
Thus, the first of Vox’s ten areas of negotiation will be the “resolute fight against illegal immigration and pull-back policies”. This includes promotion “the national priority in access to all social assistance”.
Those of Santiago Abascal will also demand a commitment to citizen security that allows “a response to squats and illegal registrations”, as well as like “tax cuts for all”. The decalogue includes concrete measures in favor of the family which promote birth rates and access to housing, in addition to “significant advances in the quality of public services”.
As they have done in other years, they will insist on the reduction of all what they consider to be “superfluous expenditure” and, in particular, on subsidies to social agents and to “ideological beach bars” paid for by citizens.
To produce the 2025 accounts, Vox tAlso This will require the defense of the countryside and the rural world “against green impositions” and a commitment to the quality of education. This chapter also includes the repeal of all measures that the party considers “incompatible with the freedom and equality of Spaniards.”
In terms of health, this will require investments “protect life” with criteria of sustainability and efficiency of the system. Added to all this is the defense of “the unity and integrity of the nation”.
With this document, explained the national spokesperson for Vox, José Antonio Fuster, the objective is to “specify from the first minute of any negotiation” what their demands will be. “We understand that they are valid for anyone who seeks the good of the Spanish people,” he said at a press conference in which he stressed that the PP’s support was not guaranteed.
