Feijóo proposes to replace the IMV with an "activation allowance", which will be withdrawn from those who refuse a job without justification

Alberto Núñez Feijóo, presidential candidate of the Popular Party, presented his electoral program for the elections on November 29, focused on "national reconstruction" through four pillars: repairing the State, regenerating democracy, bringing the nation together, and recovering ambition and self-esteem. Among the 249 proposals, the creation of an Activation Income to replace the Minimum Vital Income stands out, with the goal of ensuring that accepting a job improves the family's situation. Beneficiaries will have to sign a training and active job search agreement, and repeated refusal of suitable jobs without justification will result in the gradual withdrawal of aid. Feijóo stated that his program is "the cure for a wounded Spain" and promised an audit of the State in his first 100 days of government.