Vox has increased notably its activity in the province of A Coruña in the last few weeks—and, to a lesser extent, also in Pontevedra—by considering that it is the Galician constituency where, according to the main polls, it has the greatest chances of obtaining representation, in a direct fight for a seat with the BNG.
The political planning of the party led by Santiago Abascal—who already held a pre-campaign event in A Coruña that ended with incidents—for this weekend once again highlights Vox’s strategy of trying to secure a presence in the Cortes through one of the Galician provinces, an objective it has not managed to achieve until now.
In this context, the national spokesperson for Familia de Vox, Ainhoa García, held this Saturday in A Coruña a meeting with members of the Asociación Gallega de Familias Numerosas (Afagan), in which she was accompanied by the heads of lists to the Congress and the Senate, Manuel Fuentes and Óscar Rodríguez Pino.
During this meeting, and as was explained later, Vox called for "a Galicia where children are born again and the ones at home stop being the last ones."
The party’s agenda will continue this Sunday also in A Coruña, where the national spokesperson for Economy, Energy and Deregulation of Vox, José María Figaredo, has invited the media at the Praza de María Pita. From there, he is expected to travel to the municipalities of Cee and Fisterra, where he will hold various meetings with fishermen’s associations and other neighborhood collectives in the area.