The PP candidate for the presidency of the Government, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has released a campaign video in which he offers Catalans a commitment to transparency about the money allocated for public works: "We will comply with the investments in infrastructure that Catalonia needs and we will account for them every three months."
In the recording, Feijóo says that "Catalans pay more taxes than anyone in Spain and everyone of you sees the result," and lists the problems, in his view, that citizens are suffering: he states that access to housing has become unaffordable, that insecurity on the streets is increasing, that immigration "is out of control" and that the Rodalies service is worsening continuously, according to details the PP provided this Sunday in a statement.
The popular leader believes that Catalonia "needs more than anyone that the Government of Spain change" because, according to his diagnosis, the high tax burden borne by taxpayers does not translate into higher-quality public services.
Against this backdrop, Feijóo puts forward a package of measures that he would apply if he reaches La Moncloa: he promises that his Executive will reduce the tax burden, promote the construction of housing, "control irregular immigration, toughen penalties for criminals, reinforce the police and evict squatters in 48 hours."
"Trust in me"
Under the slogan "TRUST IN ME", the leader of the PP speaks directly to the Catalan electorate: "Trust in me: I am not going to let you down," he emphasizes, while presenting 29N as the key moment to "start changing everything" and taking that challenge on personally.
In the final stretch of the message, Feijóo reiterates his proposal for the future for the community: "I will work for a Catalonia where you can live in freedom, with security and access housing," he insists, linking his promises of investment in infrastructure and a tax cut with an improvement in living conditions in Catalonia.