Spain’s Election Contender PP Pledges Tighter Borders, Slower Climate Goals
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SPAIN's People's Party has presented its election program ahead of the elections. They are planning a turnaround in 5 areas: stricter immigration, extending the operation of nuclear plants, changing foreign policy, housing deregulation and judicial reform.
Spain’s election contender PP pledges tighter borders, slower climate goals
MADRID, Nov 10 - Spain’s main opposition People’s Party (PP) on Tuesday presented an election manifesto promising to cut taxes, tighten borders, impose stricter conditions on development aid and slow climate timetables ahead of an election on November 29. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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DeiaThe PP has included in its electoral program the commitment to amend the rules of procedure of the Congress of Deputies to repeal the reform that the PSOE agreed with ERC and Junts to allow the use of Catalan and other co-official languages (Euskera and Galician) in the parliamentary debates of the Lower House: “Spanish will return to be the common language of work in the Congress”, they say.
The PP proposes to veto singular financing, recover sedition and repeal the amnesty and the democratic memory law
The leader of the PP and candidate for the presidency of the government in the elections next 29 November, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has asked this Tuesday for an "opportunity" to govern four years and to be able to "turn Spain completely". He has called for this in the presentation of his electoral program, which has defined ... Continue reading "The 20 main measures of the PP electoral program, the "cure with which to heal a wounded Spain""
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The president of the Popular Party presented this Tuesday the electoral program (with 249 measures) with which they are presented to the polls next November 29 and that they have titled as "National Reconstruction", with which, they say, is sought "to repair the damage caused in the last eight years, to prevent it from being repeated and to open a new democratic stage".
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