Feijóo defiende que un Gobierno con Vox "puede funcionar" y que ya lo hace en cuatro CCAA

Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the leader of the People's Party (PP) and the candidate for President of the Government, has defended the idea that a government led by Vox could function, and that it is already doing so in the four autonomous communities where they hold power. In an interview with El Periódico, Feijóo stated that the framework document sent to the autonomous presidents negotiating with Vox remains fully effective, and warned that without this framework, it is impossible to discuss further.

He emphasized that Vox is the third political force in Spain, and neither a "umbilical cord" nor a "sanitary cord" would be appropriate. On November 29, the day of the presidential election, Feijóo mentioned that he would answer this question in more detail if given the responsibility. Regarding Vox, he said he does not care if they capitalize on the discontent over Ceuta, and has fought against his European colleagues to ensure a European Parliament resolution on Ceuta and Melilla's border.

He highlighted the European Parliament's stance against Spanish socialists, defending Ceuta's Spanish identity and European integration. Feijóo praised the King's visit to Ceuta, stating that they firmly asserted Spain's sovereignty and that irregular arrivals must leave immediately. He criticized the government for repeatedly lying about the situation.

Feijóo also addressed Catalonia's political situation, stressing that Spain cannot function without Catalonia's leadership, as Catalonia can lead the country. He claimed that Catalonia has not presented itself for leadership in recent years and wants it to do so again, aiming for a fair competition with Madrid and Andalusia. Concerning the PP's proposal for the public pension system, Feijóo stressed that it is a "red line" in their program and political project, aiming to reduce the pension deficit by increasing productivity and competitiveness in the economy.

He emphasized that the public pension system is guaranteed, and young people's pension viability is an indisputable issue. The update of pension income will be a decisive economic line in their program. Regarding housing, Feijóo advocated for constructing one million new homes in four years, opposing the speculative government policy that intervened in prices, leading to a significant increase.

He also addressed eviction cases like Maricarmen's, calling for solutions to these situations and emphasizing the need for tenant security.