The leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, urged this Tuesday to choose between “prosperity, freedom, order, security and economic development” or “mass immigration, impossible prices, insecurity, chaos, violence and underdevelopment” in the general elections on November 29.
In a message published on his X social media account, the president of Vox stressed that these elections represent more than “a specific choice,” and warned that “the course of the next decades is being decided.”
“If there will be prosperity, freedom, order, security and economic development based on energy, technology and artificial intelligence or if there will be mass immigration, impossible prices, insecurity, chaos, violence and underdevelopment,” wrote Santiago Abascal, who added: “If there will be civilization or submission.”
Abascal concluded his message by stating that “only Vox is clear about it.”
Joan Garriga assures that Vox will guarantee the payment of pensions
In parallel, the spokesperson for Vox in the Parliament of Catalonia, Joan Garriga, assured this Tuesday that the party will guarantee “the payment of pensions,” when asked about the statements of the party's economic spokesperson in the Congress of Deputies, José María Figaredo, who had warned that the current system is in danger of extinction with the government of Pedro Sánchez.
“I am not here to consider the bankruptcy of any system, I am here to confirm Vox's commitment that all pensions are guaranteed when it governs the nation,” said Joan Garriga at a press conference in the Catalan Chamber.
Garriga, moreover, expressed confidence that his party will achieve a great result in the general elections on November 29 and reiterated that he is holding talks with the PP to run together for the Senate.
As he explained, both parties will have “a broad vision,” although he did not specify how those negotiations will end.