Spain’s Conservatives in Talks with Far-Right Vox over Election Deal
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Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of Spain's main opposition People's Party (PP), has promised to implement sweeping conservative reforms on social issues if he wins the election. Feijóo also did not rule out forming a coalition with the right-wing populist party Vox.
The president of the Popular Party (PP), Alberto Núñez Feijóo, spoke on several social issues in an interview this Friday in the Hoy por Hoy de la Cadena SER program, where in addition to talking about abortion laws and euthanasia he reiterated that if he arrives at the Moncloa his Cabinet would not have a specific ministry of Equality, but would be integrated into a broader portfolio. To defend that idea, he accused the current holder of the po…
The PP leader defends transparent agreements, proposes to reduce the number of ministries and presents his proposals for a change of government.
The Popular Party leader says about the far-right party's candidate in Tarragona: "It can't be easy to prove that he's a neo-Nazi."
The PP leader assures that if he governs he will only increase the SMI with the approval of the bosses and says that he will put Vox in the Council of Ministers "if the Spaniards" will "mand" himFeijóo recognizes that his housing plan will not yield results in the short term: "We will spend some difficult years" Reopen the debate on the right to abortion, eliminate the Ministry of Equality, study if pensions are "viable", reform the euthanasia l…
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