The list to the Congress of Deputies by the electoral coalition CHA-Frente Amplio Aragón in the province of Huesca will be made up of Luis Parra, who appears as the head of the list, accompanied by Pilar Garcés and José Ricarte.
Parra has emphasized: "We have achieved a candidacy that brings together the left in Altoaragón. Now is the time for political proposals to defend our people, with progressive policies and for our territory, against the threats that seek to use it as a sacrifice territory, using water and electricity for the benefit of interests far removed from the reality of Altoaragón."
The CHA-Frente Amplio Aragón candidate has stressed that "we have a challenge with the pending infrastructures in Altoaragón with the reopening of the international railway of Canfranc as a priority objective and the improvement of the conventional train as a demand for our regions that allows exercising the right to sustainable mobility, passing through a proximity service Huesca - Zaragoza, not forgetting the completion of the pending highways and the improvement of the Pyrenean axis."
The defense of the environment and the implementation of policies that favor the rooting of the population in the Altoaragonesan regions, through actions that guarantee access to decent housing and employment, are also among the basic lines of the proposal of this coalition.
For her part, Pilar Garcés has reiterated that the coalition's objective is "to represent the hope of all those people who do not resign themselves and who want to continue fighting for their rights." "We have seen it in Brazil with Lula's victory against the reactionary wave and also in Serbia, where student mobilization has shown that organized citizenship can open paths for change," she pointed out.
Likewise, Garcés has expressed her support for the different protests in defense of labor rights, including the general strike called for November 11.
In her opinion, "liberal policies are deteriorating the living conditions of the social majority." "Aragón is an example of how right-wing policies worsen such important problems as access to housing, which cannot continue to be treated as a commodity at the service of a few privileged," she denounced.
"We want to have enough strength in Congress to promote social progress, expand rights, and set limits on the abuses suffered by workers, young people, pensioners, and the most vulnerable sectors of our society," he concluded.