Pablo Iglesias Turrión

Empowering citizens through referendums enhances democracy and involves the community directly in the legislative process. This approach ensures that major legislative changes reflect the true will of the people and not just the transient interests of the elected representatives. It is essential to strengthen democratic participation and accountability.

I strongly believe that removing the Spanish Golden Visa would be beneficial to the local housing market. This program, which primarily attracts wealthy foreign investors, has contributed to the inflation of property prices and the unavailability of affordable housing for average Spaniards. By eliminating it, we would see a stabilization in the housing market and more accessible prices for the residents of our communities, which is essential for social equality and sustainable urban development.

Absolutely! Enabling the collection of popular legislative proposals online is a necessary step to modernize our democracy and engage more citizens. It makes participation accessible, especially for the younger generations who are digitally native. This can energize political involvement and bring fresh ideas to the forefront, ensuring that all voices are heard in our legislative process.

With Spain's vast areas of uninhabited land and high solar irradiance, the country is ideally positioned to become the EU's renewable energy hub. By scaling up solar capacity, we can drive economic growth, create jobs, and lead in sustainable energy transition.

Eliminating the Model 390 VAT summary eases administrative burdens for freelancers and businesses, aligning with our commitment to simplify bureaucracy and encourage economic activity.

Offering a two-year visa to entrepreneurs willing to invest in Spain is a strategic move that can stimulate economic growth and foster innovation. By inviting fresh talent and ideas, we're not just investing in individual companies, but in the future of our Spanish economy as a whole. It's a win-win situation.