Politics

Vox unveils its Senate candidates in Aragon after PP agreement

Vox has unveiled its candidates for Aragon in the Senate after agreeing with the PP to put forward one name each for Huesca and Zaragoza: regional lawmaker Lorena García and Caspe councilor Germán Sanz. In Teruel, the list is completed by Barbara Alastuey, Joaquín Buj and Verónica Luz.
Vox unveils its Senate candidates in Aragon after PP agreement

Lorena García has lived in Monzón for more than 21 years, where she has developed much of her personal and professional career. She holds a diploma in Public Management and Administration from the University of Zaragoza, a technical university diploma in SMEs from Pierre Mendès France University in Grenoble, and a Maîtrise degree in Economics from the University of Pau, in France.

In politics, García has been the coordinator of Vox Monzón since 2019. In 2023, she began her institutional career as a councilor on Monzón City Council and a member of the Cinca Medio regional council. She is currently a member of the Aragonese regional parliament and spokesperson for Education, as well as vice president and manager of the Provincial Executive Committee of Vox Huesca.

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Germán Sanz has been self-employed in the agricultural and livestock sector in Caspe since 2006, an activity that has given him first-hand knowledge of the situation and challenges facing the primary sector. A Vox member since 2019, he has served as local and regional coordinator in the Caspe electoral area, with responsibility for ten municipalities, and has worked with Vox Zaragoza on rural and environmental issues.

Sanz is currently a councilor on Caspe City Council and regional councilor for Agriculture, Livestock, Hunting and Fishing in Bajo Aragón-Caspe. He has also taken part in various sector organizations: he served for five years on the executive board of the Caspe Local Livestock Farmers' Association and was vice president of the Compromiso del Ebro Irrigation Community. He is currently a member of the Governing Council of the Caspe Livestock Cooperative.

Vox's Senate ticket for Teruel includes Bárbara Alastuey, a graduate in Medicine and Surgery who works at a medical practice in the provincial capital. She is a founding member of the Aragonese Society of Endocrinology, Nutrition and Diabetes and has taken part in various research projects related to type 2 diabetes.

Joaquín Buj has worked at Centelles y Buj SL since 1999, a company dedicated to selling hams, cured shoulders and Iberian and Serrano cured meats. He holds a BTEC-certified qualification as an information technology technician and a CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) certification.

The list is completed by Verónica Luz, a higher technician in Tourism Accommodation Management and Early Childhood Education. She has worked at a hotel since 2008, where she has been director since 2019. Before entering this sector, she developed her professional career in travel agencies. She is currently a Vox councilor on Teruel City Council.

About this article: Originally published in Spanish by AragonDigital.es and—following a selection process by our journalists—made available to the international audience of AragonDaily.com. Both newspapers belong to companies within the ARAGON DIGITAL GROUP.