"Priority" for aid based on roots, law of the conceived unborn and common PAU throughout the country: the social part of the PP program

The Popular Party has presented its electoral program for the general elections, highlighting a focus on social reforms. It proposes priority in aid based on rootedness, a single university entrance exam for the entire country, and a law of the unborn child. It also seeks to review laws that generate "legal insecurity," including the trans law. Additionally, it proposes immigration measures such as prohibiting mass regularizations and withdrawing residence permits from those with links to organized crime. In education, it demands a minimum grade to access teaching and a common university entrance exam. It also proposes measures to increase birth rates and improve healthcare, including palliative care and reduction of waiting lists.