Overview
- After a tense meeting, the Aragón government said many Vox conditions are unacceptable or illegal and ruled out copying the Valencian PP–Vox agreement.
- Vox delivered a dossier conditioning its support on replicating Valencia’s deal, including tighter immigration measures, prioritizing Spaniards for public aid, and real tax cuts.
- Officials confirmed a last negotiation with Vox later this week framed as a definitive decision on the budget, with Azcón signaling that failure would lead to early elections that party sources place around February.
- PSOE leader Pilar Alegría offered to approve the spending ceiling as a way to negotiate the accounts, an overture the PP greeted with skepticism; PAR voiced support for the government’s plan, while Teruel Existe said elections now seem inevitable.
- In parallel, senior PP figures urged Extremadura’s president María Guardiola to run a strictly regional campaign to blunt Vox’s high-profile push there.