Overview
- Alberto Núñez Feijóo signed the document Monday as a formal campaign pledge that lists a dozen concrete commitments he says he will carry out if he becomes prime minister after the November election.
- The contract centers on restoring separation of powers and institutional independence by changing appointment processes for regulators, the Constitutional Court and the public prosecutor and by auditing public spending to reduce the size of the state.
- On migration and borders the plan calls for tougher controls using people and technology, stricter naturalization criteria, a ban on mass regularizations and faster returns, while on housing it promises to build at least one million new homes, prioritise young people and evict illegal occupants within 48 hours.
- Economic and social pledges include reversing more than a hundred recent tax increases, aiming to raise the national average wage, guaranteeing pensions updated to the CPI via the Pacto de Toledo framework, and boosting health and education staffing and teacher authority.
- The document functions as electoral messaging that will face intense parliamentary and public scrutiny and can only become law if the PP wins office and secures the votes needed to change laws, budgets and institutional appointments.