Feijóo signs 'Contract with Spain' ahead of November 29 election

Alberto Núñez Feijóo signed a 'Contract with Spain' on Monday before senior members of his Popular Party, committing to national reconstruction if his party wins the November 29 general election. He did not reveal any new measures and focused his brief speech on values rather than political initiatives.

The document contains twelve commitments, including defending national sovereignty and territorial integrity, strengthening the border, ensuring independent leadership of regulatory bodies, the Constitutional Court, and the state prosecutor's office, and building at least one million new homes.

“I ask Spaniards for their trust and I commit to repaying it with respect for citizens and respect for the nation. In this I pledge my signature and my word. Because I do have it.”

Feijóo also promised tax cuts, policies to raise the average wage, a 'lighter' state, revaluation of pensions in line with inflation, more doctors in the health system, and safer streets. He framed the vote as a choice between two ways of understanding politics.

Speaking in Madrid, he asked Spaniards for their trust and pledged to answer personally for fulfilling the commitments, saying his word would once again have value.