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Feijóo Presents His "Contract" with Spain for a New Time

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Lean Left

The PP leader promises “respect for institutions”, “revaluation of pensions”, “one million homes” and that Spanish is “guaranteed” in classrooms

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Center

The PP president promises to "rebuild" a Spain that "needs to heal" through tax cuts, an increase in the average wage, a "lighter" state or the construction of a million homes.

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Lean Left

The PP breaks down the pre-campaign towards the 29N electionsThe PP candidate assures about the riots in France: "The violence that is encouraging the radical left is never the way to improve a nation" The PP candidate in the general elections of 29 November, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has signed this Monday before his party's top page a "contract with Spain" in which he has pledged to "lift up the wreck and build something better" if imposed on the …

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Center

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Lean Right

Alberto Núñez Feijóo wrote his signature in a document with the great commitments –twelve in total – that he acquires as future president of the government. At the pre-campaign event with more solemnity so far, the PP leader committed himself «personally» to saying what he will do if he arrives at the Moncloa and to setting his priorities. «It is a commitment for which I respond with my name, my experience and with all that I am», said, before t…

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Lean Right

The PP leader promises a million homes, tax rebates, pensions linked to the CPI and fewer ministries, while claiming the independence of the institutions from the government of Sánchez.

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ESdiario broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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