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Contigo-Zurekin: Minimum income: IMV and other benefits

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Context and scope

Contigo-Zurekin proposes improving Guaranteed Income protection and support for people in in-work poverty.

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The state should guarantee a minimum income for low-income households through benefits such as Spain’s Ingreso Mínimo Vital (IMV).

The IMV already exists: it is a monthly benefit that tops up household income to a threshold based on household composition. It has income and asset limits and other eligibility requirements. It can be compatible with working.

Editorial coding: supports the proposal

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Review: · Votuo · individual original-programme review · 15 October 2026

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Who represents this organisation: Contigo-Zurekin · publicación del programa

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