Overview
- Vox published its full electoral program on Thursday, making 'national priority' an explicit, cross‑sector principle that directs access to welfare, housing, health and education toward Spanish nationals.
- The program says the Ingreso Mínimo Vital (IMV) would be reserved exclusively for Spanish citizens, with rules to amend current eligibility and to recover benefits paid to some non‑nationals.
- Under the plan irregular migrants would be excluded from general public healthcare except in cases of 'grave emergency', and the party proposes bans on renting to people without legal residence and faster expulsions or returns for those deemed non‑contributory.
- Vox would introduce a tax on money sent abroad from Spain and set classroom caps for pupils with limited Spanish plus special 'leveling' classrooms, measures that mirror steps already taken in some regional PP–Vox governments.
- Legal, administrative and human‑rights questions are likely to follow these proposals because many would require changes to national law and international agreements, and the program will be a central issue as Spain heads to the November 29th vote.