Frente Obrero

Party profile: programme, people and election participation

Party · Participation announced

Its official website requests signatures to contest the 2026 general election. Participation remains subject to signatures, filing and proclamation in each constituency.

Spain; collecting signatures, constituencies pending · Reviewed: October 13, 2026

Identity and election status: sources

• Frente Obrero · observado 13/10/2026Official source
• Frente Obrero · programa político, observado en octubre de 2026Official source

Documented proposals

• Mass legalisation of migrants

  Opposes regularising people who entered illegally and proposes reviewing permits granted in such cases.

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• Border controls

  Proposes stronger land and maritime border control to prevent irregular entry.

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• Deporting convicted foreign offenders

  Proposes expanding removal to foreign nationals who repeatedly commit crimes.

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• Taxes on large fortunes

  Proposes centralising wealth tax and removing relief benefiting large fortunes.

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• Public or subsidised private schools

  Proposes withdrawing private-school subsidies to strengthen public education.

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• Trans law: changing legal sex

  Proposes repealing the Trans Law and rejects the current legal gender-recognition system.

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• Extending nuclear plant lifetimes

  Proposes stopping closures of productive plants, modernising facilities and expanding nuclear capacity.

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• Free nursery places

  Proposes building free public nurseries to help combine work and childcare.

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• Support for people needing daily care

  Frente Obrero · political programme observed in October 2026. Own historical or political reference; not presented as a new 29 November manifesto. Proposes guaranteeing public residential-care places for older people.

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• Mental health

  Proposes increasing healthcare staff and resources devoted to mental health.

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• Student grants

  Proposes free education for low-income students and grants addressing financial needs and combining study with work.

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• Science and research

  Frente Obrero · political programme observed in October 2026. Own historical or political reference; not presented as a new 29 November manifesto. Proposes more investment in renewable-energy research and development within its planned energy model.

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• Violence against women

  Rejects the concept of structural violence against women and proposes abolishing the Equality Ministry and positive-discrimination laws.

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• European Union decisions

  Proposes leaving the European Union to regain national sovereignty.

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• Life in small towns and villages

  Proposes more primary-care facilities and resources, particularly in rural areas and working-class neighbourhoods.

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• Culture and heritage

  Proposes free access to heritage and building or restoring public cultural spaces, including in rural areas.

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• Water and drought

  Proposes investment in water planning, efficient distribution and maintaining water resources to address droughts.

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• Income tax: low and middle incomes

  Proposes lower income tax for workers with fewer resources and higher taxation of high incomes.

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