Overview
- The PP convened its XXVIII Interparlamentaria at the Palexco in A Coruña to coordinate strategy, reinforce Alberto Núñez Feijóo’s leadership, and set the party’s political agenda.
- Secretary general Miguel Tellado vowed that, if the PP forms a government, it will present within its first year a complete reform to replace the current autonomous financing system for all regions.
- The party condemned Finance Minister María Jesús Montero’s proposal, detailed on Friday, to raise the regional take of IRPF and VAT above 50%, arguing it is designed to benefit pro‑independence actors.
- PP officials said regional finance chiefs had not received formal documents ahead of next week’s Council of Fiscal and Financial Policy meeting, which they will attend despite their criticism.
- Speakers attacked what they called the government’s predatory taxation and overregulation, highlighted weak tech adoption and competitiveness, and showcased regional PP policies such as Galicia’s FP-to-employment outcomes and tax cuts in La Rioja.