BNG
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50/60 · 83%
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Documented proposals
Seasonal rentals
Rego supports regulating seasonal and room rentals to prevent avoidance of LAU obligations. This is explicit national-policy evidence from December 2024; its age is retained and it is not presented as a new election promise.
Source and assessmentFirst home
BNG’s 2008 national-election manifesto (historical evidence; not its 2026 manifesto). Its 2008 national manifesto proposes reducing mortgage stamp duty for under-35s accessing a first home. This is historical evidence of support for first-home tax relief, rather than a current VAT proposal or a claim that mortgage tax rules remain unchanged.
Source and assessmentWorking week
Rego supports the 37.5-hour bill as a first step while seeking 35 and eventually 32 hours. Preferring a larger reduction is not treated as opposition to this measure.
Source and assessmentPensions
BNG supports uprating with actual year-on-year CPI and larger increases for minimum and non-contributory pensions. The speech establishes its indexation position separately from its vote on the 2026 decree.
Source and assessmentMass legalisation of migrants
Rego’s proposal supports the extraordinary process under RD 316/2026 and seeks inclusion of stateless Sahrawis. Support includes broader eligibility; the date is the bulletin publication, not the filing date.
Source and assessmentPublic healthcare
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Proposes changing national healthcare management law to reserve ownership, funding, management and provision to public bodies.
Source and assessmentLow-emission zones
Da Silva supports retaining low-emission zones, seeking city-wide design without discrimination by income or vehicle label.
Source and assessmentRent prices
Rego supports limiting rent increases and expanding public housing; considers the first decree insufficient. It was repealed on 2 October.
Source and assessmentSuspending evictions
Rego supports suspension and seeks structural solutions beyond temporary extensions.
Source and assessmentEviction for unpaid rent
Rego opposes facilitating civil evictions through changes to civil procedure and tenancy law, highlighting harm to vulnerable people. The evidence concerns civil evictions rather than criminal occupation.
Source and assessmentAutomatic lease renewal
Rego explicitly supports the second decree, devoted to automatic lease renewal, to protect families at the end of their contracts. Support concerns this specific measure.
Source and assessmentHousing purchases by investment funds
Rego supports restricting speculation and investment funds when endorsing the decree’s measures, considering them necessary but insufficient.
Source and assessmentDeporting migrants without legal residence
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Calls for closing immigration detention centres and ending deportations while protecting migrant and refugee rights. This general proposal opposes accelerating administrative removals.
Source and assessmentSeeking asylum at the border
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Proposes banning pushbacks as part of citizen-security law reform.
Source and assessmentSharing responsibility for migrant children
Rego votes to retain the specific decree requiring distribution of migrant children during extraordinary contingencies, according to objective capacity and solidarity criteria.
Source and assessmentRepeated petty theft
Rego’s amendment 15 rejects simply increasing penalties as the response to repeated petty theft. It proposes community work, training and rehabilitation alternatives while retaining a cumulative €400 threshold; it does not oppose every sanction for repeat offending.
Source and assessmentWho chooses the judges on the judicial council
Rego opposes removing parliamentary selection of judicial members, defending democratic oversight over selection by the judiciary.
Source and assessmentSpecial courts for politicians
Galician Parliament session diary no. 32, 7 June 2017: BNG’s own amendment (p. 64), Olalla Rodil’s speech (p. 68) and vote (p. 88). Territorial and historical evidence. BNG negotiated the unanimously approved resolution to remove Galician MPs’ special court privilege through statutory reform and a national agreement. It preserves free parliamentary speech and votes, a separate safeguard. This is historical regional evidence, not a new commitment covering every Spanish officeholder.
Source and assessmentLobbyists: who influences government
Rego’s amendment 28 requires register disclosure of submissions, contacts and meetings by lobbyists obliged to register, including contacts outside draft legislation. His amendments exempt non-profit platforms defending collective rights rather than treating them as commercial lobbyists.
Source and assessmentProtecting people who report corruption
Supports the whistleblower-protection bill establishing an independent national authority (Law 2/2023, article 42). Evidence of the substantive legislative vote; abstentions are not assigned a stance.
Source and assessmentAmnesty for the Catalan independence process
Supports adopting the 2024 amnesty to address the Catalan political conflict.
Source and assessmentIndependence referendums
Rego supports democratic decisions about the future of Spain’s constituent nations.
Source and assessmentCatalonia collecting its own taxes
Rego accepts the separate funding arrangement agreed for Catalonia and calls for Galicia to receive the legislative and collection powers of a fiscal agreement too.
Source and assessmentCatalan and other languages in school
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Its national manifesto seeks full power to organise Galicia’s education and language model, overcoming powers reserved by the central state. It supports deciding its own model without claiming a particular percentage of teaching in each language.
Source and assessmentTaxes on large fortunes
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Proposes more progressive taxation and fewer exemptions, seeking Galician administration.
Source and assessmentPublic or subsidised private schools
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Proposes gradually ending private-school subsidies and expanding public provision.
Source and assessmentAbortion access
Rego supports restoring decision-making at 16 and 17 and demands abortion provision in public healthcare.
Source and assessmentTrans law: changing legal sex
Supports the bill allowing legal gender changes from age 16 without medical reports or hormone treatment. Legislative evidence from 2022, enacted as Law 4/2023.
Source and assessmentEuthanasia
Supports lawful assistance in dying with medical safeguards and personal choice, seeking to avoid unnecessary court delays.
Source and assessmentExtending nuclear plant lifetimes
Rego opposes extending nuclear operation and supports the planned shutdown, citing waste and accident risks.
Source and assessmentDefence: 2% of GDP
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Proposes cancelling the commitment to raise military spending to 2% of GDP and reallocating resources.
Source and assessmentArms embargo on Israel
Supports the arms embargo and seeks to close exceptions or improve controls; this does not establish an implemented embargo without exceptions.
Source and assessmentMinimum wage
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Proposes raising the minimum wage to improve the incomes of lower-paid workers.
Source and assessmentSelf-employed people and small businesses
2024 Galician election manifesto (territorial and historical evidence). Proposes simpler control and certification procedures for craft production and small businesses and industries.
Source and assessmentMinimum income
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Supports minimum-income benefits and regional management to improve protection for low-income households.
Source and assessmentFree nursery places
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Proposes free early-childhood education places up to age three.
Source and assessmentSupport for people needing daily care
2024 Galician election manifesto (territorial and historical evidence). Supports public help for people who need daily care and their families.
Source and assessmentMental health
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Proposes more public mental-health resources for young people. This evidence concerns young people, rather than every psychological service.
Source and assessmentStudent grants
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Supports grants and financial help so that low income does not prevent further study.
Source and assessmentScience and research
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Supports public funding for science and research.
Source and assessmentViolence against women
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Supports specific measures and protection against gender-based violence towards women.
Source and assessmentEnergy and global warming
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Supports reducing emissions and moving towards clean energy to address climate change.
Source and assessmentFood and farming
2024 Galician election manifesto (territorial and historical evidence). Supports public aid and funding to sustain local agricultural production.
Source and assessmentPublic transport fares
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Proposes public funding to reduce the cost of public transport.
Source and assessmentAid to other countries
2024 Galician election manifesto (territorial and historical evidence). Supports public funding for development cooperation to fight poverty and inequality.
Source and assessmentLife in small towns and villages
2024 Galician election manifesto (territorial and historical evidence). Supports services and infrastructure giving small communities and rural areas access to basic services.
Source and assessmentCulture and heritage
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Supports public backing for culture and preserving and sharing heritage.
Source and assessmentWater and drought
2024 Galician election manifesto (territorial and historical evidence). Proposes investment and water-saving, efficiency or reuse measures to address scarcity and drought.
Source and assessmentIncome tax: low and middle incomes
2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Proposes lower taxation of employment income and higher taxation of capital and the highest incomes.
Source and assessmentIncome tax and inflation
Separate vote on income-tax point 1. Nonbinding motion; it does not change the law. Voted against general income-tax adjustment. This vote does not establish a position on every targeted cut for lower incomes.
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