Reyes Romero, the VOX candidate for Congress in Sevilla, inaugurated her electoral campaign by stressing the significance of this election for Spain's future and the necessity of placing the interests of Spaniards at the heart of public policy.
During her speech, Romero noted that Spain is currently facing a politically critical moment, characterised by public concern over corruption cases, a decline in trust in institutions, and the tension that defines national political life. In this context, she argued that the next government must prioritise the common good and the general interest of Spaniards, addressing issues that directly affect families, workers, and businesses.
Romero, who leads the VOX list for Sevilla, highlighted that Spaniards are not asking for grand promises but rather solutions to everyday problems: access to housing, making ends meet, finding job opportunities, ensuring functional public services, having healthcare without long waiting lists, and maintaining safe and reliable railway infrastructure.
Among VOX's key proposals, she emphasised national priority, ensuring that Spaniards are given precedence in public policies and access to resources; strengthening borders and controlling illegal immigration, with particular attention to the situation in Ceuta; and implementing remigration policies within the legal framework.
Romero also called for an end to excessive bureaucracy and ideological impositions that, in her view, hinder economic development and the activities of self-employed individuals, businesses, and workers. “Spain needs to regain freedom, protect its citizens, and allow families, workers, and job creators to thrive without constantly facing administrative obstacles,” she asserted.
On a provincial level, the candidate reminded attendees that Sevilla also requires solutions to issues such as housing access difficulties, lack of opportunities for young people, challenges faced by the self-employed, and the saturation of certain public services.
Finally, she underscored the importance of approaching the campaign with determination, responsibility, and commitment, asserting that these elections should open a debate about Spain's future and the priorities the next government must adopt. Romero concluded by advocating for a political change that places Spaniards and their needs at the centre of government action.
