Overview
- Vox opened its push in Teruel by presenting provincial lists at a packed Pabellón de Congresos, with buses bringing supporters from across the province.
- Santiago Abascal warned PP president Jorge Azcón that he had "committed an error," asserting that Aragonese voters will "want more Vox" and pointing to the party’s recent surge in Extremadura.
- Abascal said he will traverse Aragón pueblo a pueblo through the campaign to seek gains where fewer votes translate into seats.
- The party framed itself as the defender of depopulated Spain and attacked Pedro Sánchez and PP-PSOE deals it says hurt the countryside, citing green policies, CAP terms and the Mercosur agreement.
- Vox targeted Teruel Existe and leader Tomás Guitarte as rivals for provincial seats and named retired sergeant Francisco Casarrubio de la Rubia as its new Huesca provincial chief.