Abascal says that with Vox pensions will be paid and there will be housing "no matter what," and continues to call for in-person voting.

Santiago Abascal, leader of the political party Vox, launched his pre-campaign efforts this Sunday in Estepona, Málaga. During the event, he characterized the current administration as the most corrupt in Spanish history and pledged to return political power to the citizenry, framing the upcoming election as a critical moment for the nation.

In addition to his critique of the government, Abascal outlined specific policy priorities, guaranteeing that a Vox administration would ensure the payment of pensions and facilitate access to housing regardless of the necessary measures. He also reiterated his ongoing call for supporters to participate in the election through in-person voting.