Vox has collected in 115 proposals in its electoral program for the general elections on next 29 November, with immigration, housing and tax cuts among its main priorities. Under the slogan "It is common sense", the party led by Santiago Abascal proposes to toughen the conditions for the entry and stay of foreigners in Spain, to reserve certain public aid for Spaniards and to eliminate a large part of the current economic and environmental regulation.
The document, of 55 pages, devotes specific sections to the economy, energy, healthcare, education, security, justice and infrastructure. Among its commitments are the repeal of the Housing Law, the establishment of a 0% VAT for the purchase of the first new home, the elimination of arraigo as a route for regularization and the removal of three rules for each new law approved.
It also includes the restoration of the crime of sedition, the repeal of the LOMLOE and the Democratic Memory Law, the maintenance of nuclear power plants and the expansion of non-renewable prison with review. These are the main measures of Vox's program for 29N, which can be consulted in full at the end of this news item.
Immigration and remigration
Immigration policy occupies one of the central blocks of the program. Vox proposes to ban mass regularizations and establish that those who enter Spain irregularly cannot subsequently regularize their situation through that route. It also intends to eliminate rootedness, to toughen the requirements for acquiring Spanish nationality, and to repatriate people who remain in an irregular situation.
The document incorporates a "remigration" plan to facilitate the return to their countries of the foreigners who, according to the criteria included by the party, do not contribute economically or depend on public subsidies.
Likewise, it proposes deporting foreigners who commit serious or repeated crimes and those who, in the words of the program, try to impose customs incompatible with its conception of coexistence. In the case of unaccompanied foreign minors, it defends their return to families or to the guardianship institutions of their countries of origin, taking into account the best interests of the minor.
The training also wants to remove subsidies from organizations it considers to be collaborating with irregular immigration and to suspend development cooperation with countries that do not participate in the control of migratory flows.
National priority in aid, housing and public services
Another axis of the program is the so-called "national priority", with which Vox intends to give Spaniards preference in access to public housing, nursery school spots, dining scholarship grants, transport assistance, and social benefits.
The proposal includes reserving the Minimum Vital Income for Spanish citizens and eliminating social aid and benefits intended for immigrants in an irregular situation.
In healthcare, the party proposes excluding foreigners without legal residence from ordinary public care, except in cases of severe urgency. It also proposes taxing remittances sent abroad.
To implement these measures, Vox announces that it would modify or repeal the rules that make it difficult to implement its criterion of national priority.
Housing: repeal of the law, fewer taxes, and evictions in 24 hours
In terms of housing, Vox bets on increasing construction through a reform of the Land Law, expanding available land, and simplifying urban planning procedures.
Among its commitments is repealing the Housing Law and introducing tax incentives for long-term rentals, as well as deductions for Spanish tenants.
The platform proposes eliminating VAT on the purchase of the first habitual home in new construction and granting a 100% bonus on the tax on property transfers (ITP) for the first habitual home of second-hand property. It would also restore the deduction for investment in the habitual home.
Regarding illegal squatting, it advocates eviction in less than 24 hours, toughening the Criminal Code, and typifying the so-called “squatting” as a fraud crime.
The program adds a ban on renting homes to people in an irregular situation, through prior verification of their legal residence. For non-EU buyers and speculative real-estate operations by funds or companies, it includes more burdensome taxation.
Economy and taxes: lower the IRPF, VAT, and Corporate Tax
Lowering taxes is one of Vox’s main economic proposals. The party announces a reform of the IRPF to simplify it and reduce its burden, with rates that would vary depending on the number of children of the taxpayer or the family.
It also defends lowering the general and reduced VAT rates, with special attention to essential products, and decreasing the corporate tax.
For self-employed workers, it proposes a zero-euro contribution when income does not reach the minimum interprofessional wage. Above that threshold, it establishes a progressive contribution starting from 50 euros, linked to income.
The formation intends to finance these tax cuts by reducing public spending that it calls superfluous, controlling the deficit, and economic growth. However, the program does not quantify the cost of the tax measures nor specify the new IRPF, VAT, or Corporate Tax rates.
Deregulation: eliminate three rules for each new law
Vox proposes a general review of the administrative obligations that affect citizens and businesses. One of its most concrete measures consists in repealing three rules for each new law that is approved, with the obligation to identify the provisions that are eliminated before processing any legislative initiative.
It also wants to put an end to the mandatory prior appointment in public offices, to implement a single digital file, and to extend positive administrative silence as the general rule, with exceptions in matters such as immigration, residence, and nationality.
In the economic sphere, it advocates a single market unit law so that a company or authorized professional in an autonomous community can operate in the rest of Spain without new licenses or registrations.
To this, it adds an audit of the administrations and the gradual reduction of public subsidies to political parties, unions, employers’ associations, and non-governmental organizations.
Energy and industry: keeping nuclear plants and reversing the policies of the Green Pact
In energy policy, Vox proposes repealing the nuclear power plant shutdown calendar and studying the construction of new facilities alongside the existing sites.
It also wants to reduce electricity taxes, remove regulatory limits on investment in electrical grids, and facilitate the exploration and exploitation of mineral and energy resources.
The program expressly includes its rejection of measures derived from the European Green Pact and the Agenda 2030, including restrictions on internal combustion engines and certain taxes on CO₂ emissions.
Training also defends eliminating the requirements of low-emission zones and approving a national reindustrialization plan.
Healthcare and education
In healthcare, Vox proposes implementing a single health card with shared medical records throughout Spain, strengthening primary care, and approving a national plan to reduce waiting lists.
The document includes public-private collaboration when it helps reduce care delays, as well as pay improvements for healthcare professionals and programs to facilitate the return of those who work abroad.
In education, it defends repealing the LOMLOE, establishing a single EVAU, and restoring the revalidations. It also proposes unifying educational curricula, guaranteeing teaching in Spanish, and strengthening free choice of school.
Among the measures are the ban on mobile phones in class, the elimination of halal menus in school cafeterias, the abolition of the Arabic Language and Moroccan Culture program, and the prohibition of the burka and niqab in public spaces.
Furthermore, it wants to set a maximum number of students per classroom who come from other cultures or have insufficient command of Spanish and to create specific leveling classes.
Family, birth rates, and social rights
The program includes a national birth-rate plan that would progressively expand the benefits of large families to all families, starting with the first child, with greater assistance depending on the number of descendants.
It also proposes effective free early childhood education from zero to three years, deductions for school materials and after-school activities, and Social Security contributions financed by the State for Spaniards dedicated to caring for their children.
On matters of rights, Vox advocates protection of life from conception to natural death, conscientious objection by healthcare professionals, and strengthening palliative care.
Likewise, it announces the repeal of gender laws that it considers harmful and their replacement with other rules for the protection of victims of violence.
Justice, security, and the fight against corruption
Among the judicial reforms, the direct election by judges and magistrates of the twelve judicial-origin members of the General Council of the Judiciary stands out.
Vox also proposes restoring the crime of sedition, toughening penalties for misappropriation and banning pardons for certain crimes related to corruption and territorial integrity.
The program includes the outlawing of parties and organizations that, according to the criteria set out in the text, attack the unity and sovereignty of Spain.
On security, it proposes expanding reviewable permanent imprisonment, reducing the age of criminal responsibility for minors, and strengthening the resources of the National Police, the Civil Guard, and the Armed Forces.
It also advocates toughening the criminal protection of national symbols and reforming RTVE.
Rural areas, infrastructure, and transportation
For the primary sector, Vox calls for reviewing the environmental obligations that affect farmers and ranchers, rejecting the trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur, and introducing mirror clauses in imports.
On infrastructure, it proposes increasing investment in roads, railways, hydraulic networks, and telecommunications.
The program includes an audit of the condition of the rail network, improvements to Cercanías and Media Distancia, and modernization of conventional lines.
Finally, defend a National Water Plan based on the interconnection of river basins, along with new hydraulic works to prevent floods.
Consult here the complete electoral program of Vox for 29N
The official document, titled "Common sense", contains 115 proposals distributed in 13 thematic blocks and allows consulting the details of the measures with which Vox is running for the general elections of November 29, 2026.