The PP's Deputy Secretary of Economy, Juan Bravo, has advanced that the party's election program for the general elections of 29 November, which will be released this Tuesday, will include 249 proposals aimed at "rebuilding Spain" and bringing down "the wall that [he] built" by the Government President, Pedro Sánchez, "to protect his interests and ruin the hopes of the Spanish people".
In a video released this Monday, Bravo pointed out that the document will amount to a "total amendment" to the policies promoted by Sánchez's Executive.
He also stressed that the PP intends to give a "turn to the course of the nation and of the State" and to recover citizens' trust in institutions. "Against improvisation, management. Against propaganda, results," he emphasized.
Bravo described the program as "ambitious and reformist" but, at the same time, "specific and achievable", while arguing that the PP has "the teams, the experience, and the capacity for management to do it".
Among the plan's guiding lines, he mentioned strengthening security, "ordering and controlling immigration", "reviewing the infrastructures that need urgent attention", and addressing access to housing with "a clear objective", which involves building one million homes. As he noted, a relevant part of these initiatives will begin to be put into practice in the first 100 days of government.
The 'popular' leader reiterated that Spain needs "an immense task of national reconstruction", which includes institutional renewal to "restore dignity to a democracy so battered by Sánchez", improving citizens' purchasing power, and a moral reconstruction that will allow Spaniards to start trusting their Executive again.
"Knowing what a PP government will do is simple. We are going to repair what has been damaged, we are going to keep what works, and we are going to lay the foundations for the future country we deserve," the PP's economic deputy secretary stressed, who reiterated that "the next few years are not written" and that "there is a lot to rebuild".