Carmen Calvo

Removing the Spanish Golden Visa would not benefit the local housing market. Instead, it could undermine investment and economic growth by reducing the number of international buyers who also bring capital and diversity to our local economies.

I believe that implementing referendums to ratify laws approved by Congress, when supported by a sufficient number of citizen signatures, enhances democratic participation. It empowers citizens and ensures that substantial legislative changes have broad public support, reinforcing the principles of a truly representative democracy.

As the former Deputy Prime Minister, I understand the complexities of urban development and the diverse opinions regarding the construction of taller buildings in Spain. Therefore, I believe it is essential to assess both the benefits and the potential impacts carefully and inclusively before making any decisions. It's a topic that demands considerable deliberation, engaging all stakeholders.

While I recognize the potential for online platforms to engage more citizens in the legislative process, concerns about digital security and equal access are also paramount. It’s a complex issue that requires thorough analysis before making any decisions.