The head of Vox’s party list to the Congress for the province of Teruel, Daniel Alda, opened this Friday the electoral campaign at a public event held at the party headquarters in the capital of Teruel, surrounded by party members and supporters. During his speech, he said that “with Vox, remigration will be a reality.”
In his assessment of the formation’s electoral options, Alda acknowledged that “the result can be very good” and that “expectations are high,” although he accompanied this optimism with a “warning” message, pointing out that “we do not know what Pedro Sánchez is capable of from here until November 29.”
The candidate insisted that “the worst of Pedro Sánchez is yet to come.” Other Vox officials were present at the event, including the regional deputies Aroha Rochela and Carlos Andreu, as well as the Senate aspirants Bárbara Alastuey, Joaquín Buj and Verónica Luz, who backed the start of the campaign in Teruel.
Meanwhile, the provincial president of Vox Teruel, Alejandro Nolasco, was in Madrid this Friday afternoon, taking part in the public event of Santiago Abascal in Plaza Colón, after having accompanied in the morning the spokesperson of Agenda España, Isabel Pérez Moñino, on her visit to La Puebla de Alfindén.
In his address, Alda criticized the arrival this week of “around half a hundred illegal immigrants to Aragón by the Government of Spain, without there having even been prior contact with the Government of Aragón,” describing this as a “flagrant attack on the interest of the people of Aragón and of the Spanish people as a whole.”
For this reason, he pledged that “national priority and remigration should be a reality in our land if the people of Teruel and the Spanish decide to place their trust in us.” He extended this remigration proposal to “illegal immigrants, who are committing crimes and who are only living off public aid.”
Likewise, the candidate recalled the events that occurred months ago at the “menas apartment on Comadre Street, in Teruel,” where, as he explained, “we had been warning for a long time about the insecurity the neighbors were experiencing, and finally the apartment ended up burning,” an episode he expressly regretted.
To conclude, Alda stressed the implication of her training during the campaign and stated that "we are going to give our all to take to every corner of Spain the message that the national priority and remigration will be a reality with VOX; and episodes like the one on Calle Comadre will not happen again".