Housing has focused this Saturday in the political speech of the leader of the PP and candidate for the presidency of the Government, Alberto Núñez Feijóo. At a campaign rally held together with the Galician PP in Santiago de Compostela, Feijóo announced that if he governs after the 29N elections, housing will be integrated into a vice presidency because "it is the biggest problem in Spain."
The leader of the popular parties, who in the interview with the youtuber Jordi Wild assured that in his Government there will not be a Ministry of Housing to cut portfolios, stated this Saturday that "the important thing" is not where Housing is going to be, but the fact that in the next legislature he wants to build a million homes.
In his speech, Feijóo has contrasted his electoral promises with the policies of the Government of Pedro Sánchez, whom he has accused of turning housing into the main problem of the Spanish people, first with José Luis Ábalos at the head of Development and later with Isabel Rodríguez with an exclusive portfolio for this matter.
In this sense, Feijóo has placed access to housing as one of the great priorities of his electoral program, with which he commits to promoting the construction of one million homes, repealing the Housing Law of the Sánchez Government, approving a new Land Law and reducing the VAT on the purchase of the first home for those under 40 years of age from 10% to 4%.
Regarding the change in the Housing portfolio, the president of the PP already committed from the platform of Congress, on November 12, 2025, to place housing policies under the umbrella of the First Vice Presidency of his future Government.
On the second day of the campaign, Feijóo spoke at a rally held at the Fontes do Sar multipurpose pavilion, the same one where, as he recalled, the National Congress of the PP was held in 2022, in which he presented himself to lead the formation and thus began his national career.
"I came here to ask for permission, to do it as a sign of respect," Feijóo said in front of 8,000 attendees - according to data from the PP. "Help me complete this journey and I will not fail you," said the popular leader, who was preceded by several figures from the Galician PP, including the general secretary, Miguel Tellado, and the president of the Xunta, Alfonso Rueda.
Feijóo has also taken advantage of his presence from the Galician capital to claim himself as a "manager", after having directed the Xunta de Galicia for 13 years, while at the same time he has harshly attacked the "eight years" of a central Executive that he has summarized "in one ministry, that of Transport." "From Ábalos to Puente and always Sánchez. Corruption, machismo, incompetence and arrogance. The summary is over," he stressed.
The popular candidate to preside over the Government of Spain has placed the Urda accident, in which 69 people died, as a backdrop to brand Sánchez's management as a "shame", which, he said, has "cost the Spanish people money and has also cost lives".
"They mount campaigns so that people forget. We Spaniards are not going to forget and we want it not to happen again," he declared, in a rally in which Ana Pastor, who was Minister of Public Works under the mandate of Mariano Rajoy, occupied a prominent place among the public, when the Angrois train accident occurred in Santiago, with 80 fatalities.
Feijóo has guaranteed that, if he governs, "there will be no more corruption and there will be cleanliness in the Government of Spain."
There will also be "impunity" or "pardons for the corrupt" and whoever has stolen "will pay everything," stated the presidential candidate.
"Whoever stole will pay. Everything will be known. Everything will have consequences and there will be no impunity. Change is decency. And there will no longer be machismo in the offices of the Government," he advanced. In this sense, he has disgraced the socialists who "paid with public money for women" whom they treated "as merchandise."
