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Vox and PP political negotiations in Spain

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Jorge Buxadé, head of the VOX delegation in the European Parliament, has outlined the party’s core objectives for potential negotiations with the People’s Party (PP). These priorities include a “brutal reduction of ministries” to shrink the state apparatus and the implementation of a “national priority” principle for public resource allocation. Buxadé also expressed opposition to Low Emission Zones, labeling them illegal and disproportionate, and pledged to increase resources for the Civil Guard and National Police to combat organized crime. Vox is exerting influence on the PP through parliamentary negotiations and budget agreements across various Spanish autonomous communities. In the Valencian Community, Vox’s support has resulted in the inclusion of the “national priority” principle in the 2026 regional accounts, affecting policies on housing, immigration, and the 2030 Agenda. Similar demands for this principle are being made in Murcia. In Vinaroz, Alberto Asarta, the VOX candidate for Castellón, has advocated for Spanish citizens to have precedence in accessing social aid and public resources. In the Balearic Islands, the PP is negotiating partial agreements on security and housing in exchange for support, while maintaining more distance from explicit Vox principles. In La Rioja, the PP has used its absolute majority to selectively reject Vox initiatives, such as the application of “national priority” in healthcare. Additionally, in Castilla-La Mancha, Vox spokesperson Iván Sánchez criticized the regional government regarding high rates of occupational accidents, calling for resources to be redirected from bureaucracy toward prevention and safety technology. Vox has also proposed housing reforms to increase supply by streamlining urban planning and releasing land. Regarding migration, the party advocates for immediate expulsion measures and opposes the reception of unaccompanied minors. Former Vox regional minister Elisa Núñez has announced her move to the PP following Vox’s withdrawal from regional coalitions in Valencia.

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