Vox

Vox leader Santiago Abascal warned the Popular Party on Saturday that his party will break coalition governments in Extremadura, Aragón and Castilla y León if signed agreements are not honored.

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Vox deputy Antonio Martínez Nieto criticized trans laws this Wednesday during a debate in the Regional Assembly of Murcia. His remarks on communism and LGTBI rights drew reactions from other groups.

Javier Ortega Smith, expelled from Vox but still Madrid City Council spokesperson, has shared a letter sent to the party's National Executive Committee. He accuses the leadership of leaks and makes a tax authority insinuation to secretary general Ignacio Garriga.

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Following the PP's victory in Extremadura's December 21 elections—securing 29 seats but needing Vox's 11 for a majority—acting president María Guardiola contacted Vox leader Óscar Fernández last Tuesday to initiate government formation talks. The brief, cordial call prioritized regional stability over positions, with negotiations hinging on Vox's previously rejected 206-measure document.

Vox leader Santiago Abascal has again mounted a horse during the Extremadura election campaign, wearing a wool poncho in the dehesa. The shared images on social media have sparked memes and jokes, though some supporters see it as reflecting traditional Spanish values.

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Santiago Abascal, Vox's leader, is holding daily campaign events in Extremadura since María Guardiola called elections. The party is rising in polls, positioning itself as a potential decisive force in the region. Abascal criticizes bipartisanship and defends nuclear energy in his speeches.