The spokesperson for Vox’s Agenda España, Isabel Pérez Moñino, has urged the people of Aragon and all Spaniards to a “mass mobilization to fill the ballots with common sense” on November 29 next, with the goal of “getting rid of” the President of the Government and PSOE candidate for re-election, Pedro Sánchez.
As she explained, that common sense “goes hand in hand with national priority, deregulation, and remigration.” These statements were made in the Teruel municipality of Calamocha, where she toured its streets accompanied by Vox’s candidates for the Congress from Teruel, Daniel Alda and Nieves Calle, as well as by the president of VOX Teruel and Vice President of the Government of Aragon, Alejandro Nolasco.
During her remarks, she said that “Calamocha is a model municipality of the Spain that gets up early, works, and makes an effort.” Pérez Moñino emphasized that it is “common sense” that “Spaniards go first when it comes to accessing public aid or public housing,” and that “farmers can dedicate themselves to tilling the land; and not to accumulating and filling out dozens of paper forms.”
Along these lines, she defended the deregulation measures proposed by VOX, aimed at ensuring that “self-employed workers and business owners have an easier time raising the shutters,” by reducing obstacles and bureaucratic burdens.
Remigration and criticism of Pedro Sánchez
In relation to remigration, the spokesperson for Agenda España has insisted on the need for “illegal immigrants, foreign criminals, and foreigners who are here living on public aid to return to their countries of origin.” She linked this proposal to the defense of national priority which, in her view, must guide public policies.
Pérez Moñino also warned that “we must not get complacent if we want to get rid of Pedro Sánchez on November 29 next.” She noted that “it’s not a done deal,” so “we cannot assume these elections are already won,” and she called for “working without rest” until the day of the ballot boxes.
She stressed that “Pedro Sánchez is capable of anything to stay in power, but from VOX we are ready for it. I encourage the people of Aragon and all Spaniards to fill ballots with common sense,” she concluded, reiterating her call for massive participation in support of the proposals of her party.