🇪🇸🗳️ Starting with the leading party according to the polls, we have the People's Party (PP), led by Alberto Núñez Fayo.
Feijóo is the president of the People's Party since April 2022, the leader of the opposition since 2023, and the PP candidate for the presidency in the general election on November 29, 2026. He previously served as president of the Junta of Galicia between 2009 and 2022, holding four consecutive outright elections.
He is a law school graduate of the University of Santiago de Compostela, and has developed a lifelong career in politics, always involved in the PP.
In Galicia he built an image of a moderate and predictable manager, with strong support among rural and elderly voters. At the national level, his leadership has been marked by conflict with Pedro Sánchez, whom he accuses of compromising amnesty with separatist groups and being surrounded by corruption cases.
He presents himself as a center-right leader with a management-oriented speech: tax cuts, administrative simplification, defense of the unity of Spain and the state of autonomy and institutional renewal.
He promised to abolish the amnesty law, to reform the appointment system of the judicial power and to end the dependence on separatist partners.
Economically, Feijóo promises an audit of public accounts to know "how much" taxes can be cut and grown by productivity, not by public spending. He also promised to increase the average wage with productivity as a driver and as an incentive for people to work, instead of living on subsidies. In education, he promised to remove screens from classrooms at least up to upper elementary school, to save values based on effort and talent, to strengthen reading, writing and calculation, to restore authority to teachers and to leave classes outside of ideological agendas, with the aim of reducing the gap with the average OECD PISA score in mathematics and reading within ten years.
He also promises to guarantee Spanish in all of Spain and the cooperative languages in its territories, to stop indoctrination in classrooms (referring to the nationalist influence exerted in the Basque Country and Catalonia) and to protect minors from social media and violence (ban on social media under the age of 16). In relation to housing and the cost of living (the driving factor of this election) he promised to build a million new homes, lower prices by 30%, help young people purchase homes through the creation of public guarantees and lower taxes on home ownership. He also promised to stipulate in the law the evacuation of squatters for 48 hours.
His immigration plan aims to go after human trafficking in international waters, with higher penalties for the mafia and anyone who supplies them with boats or engines.
In the wake of the Ceuta crisis, Fayue stated in October 2026 that if Morocco did not curb the pressure on the border, it would make sense to deploy the army to ensure territorial integrity. The linchpin of its immigration programs is a points visa that assesses training, experience, language and integration, with two tracks: a contract from the country of origin or a temporary visa to seek work in sectors with labor shortages; Belonging to Hispanidad (Spanish-speaking countries) receives positive marks.
It offers annual quotas by country and sector, only to countries that cooperate in returns, circular migration with guaranteed returns for agricultural and construction campaigns, and a single authority to replace the five ministries that currently intervene in issues related to immigration. The plan put an end to the generalized arrangements.
Deportation will be the rule after conviction for particularly serious crimes.
He announced a new immigration law that would immediately deport those who entered the country illegally.