Miriam González (Democracia21) propone bajar los impuestos de vivienda a los menores de 35 años

Miriam González, the lawyer who leads the newly formed political party Democracia21, has proposed reducing all housing taxes for individuals under the age of 35. The aim is to prevent the government from profiting off its citizens. González has criticized both the current head of government, Pedro Sánchez, and the opposition leader, Alberto Núñez Feijoo, holding them accountable for the difficulties faced by middle-class families seeking to purchase a home or young people struggling to find rental accommodation.

Among her other proposals, González calls for the despoliticization of the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ), both in terms of political parties and associations of politically-appointed judges, as well as for the public prosecutor's office to be accountable to the Parliament instead of the head of government. She also advocates for the creation of specialized courts for corruption, the elimination of earmarked funds, cuts to party subsidies, and a limit of two terms for all elected officials, as reported by the news agency EFE.

González explained that Democracia21 is a nationalistic party aiming to run for office in all provinces, with the goal of ending the current division between two factions.