Along these lines, Alda stressed that “as a result of those election results, with the support of more than 13,500 voters in Teruel province, we managed to introduce national priority into the policies of the Government of Aragón” through the government agreement signed on April 22. He cited examples of aid programs already published in the BOA, including those aimed at multiple births and family-related projects. “And very soon, national priority will be included in Aragón’s Housing Law,” he added.
For Alda, public resources and aid “are finite,” and therefore “must be allocated as a priority to our own people, to those from here.” For this reason, he said that Vox “is clear that a remigration is needed for all those who come solely to live off the social benefits that the Spanish people need so badly; the deportation of those foreigners, legal or illegal, who commit crimes; and the repatriation of all immigrants who have arrived outside the law.”
The congressional candidate also criticized the “fraud of Teruel Existe,” arguing that “by voting in favor of Pedro Sánchez, they were decisive in demolishing the Andorra thermal power plant and leaving the region without jobs.” He also accused the party of “preventing the construction of essential infrastructure for our province, such as the A-68 motorway and the dual-carriageway, high-performance Cantabrian-Mediterranean Corridor.”
