This week, the Popular Party (PP) and Vox have signed a government agreement in Andalusia for the next four years.<\/p>\n
The text of the agreement can be consulted here (PDF).<\/a> It is a 60-page document that includes many measures and with which Vox has managed to get the PP to accept a considerable part of its program.<\/strong> The text includes things that I find very positive, such as what we can read in point 36:<\/strong><\/p>\n \"Promotion of awareness campaigns and support for motherhood and life as a social good<\/strong>, thus ensuring that the culture of life is reflected in the policies carried out by the Junta de Andaluc\u00eda.\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n There are also measures in favor of educational freedom<\/strong>, such as the one listed in point 72:<\/p>\n \"Progressive agreement on Baccalaureate in Andalusia.<\/strong> Progress will be made in the agreement of Baccalaureate units in Andalusia, prioritizing Special Education and Vocational Training, and freedom of choice of school will be guaranteed.\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n I also particularly liked the mention of terrorism and the memory of its victims<\/strong>, with a concrete measure to prevent the horror experienced by thousands of Spaniards from falling into oblivion, as we can read in point 71:<\/p>\n \"History of terrorism in Spain. The history of terrorism in Spain will be included in the curriculum<\/strong>, with the aim of raising awareness among our students about terrorism, developing democratic values \u200b\u200band honoring the memory and dignity of the victims.\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n To be honest, reading this agreement makes the anger of the left that we are seeing these days understandable, because if only half of what was agreed were fulfilled, the socialist ideological project would be seriously damaged in Andalusia<\/strong>, with a change that would show that another way of doing politics is possible, with measures that benefit society beyond ideological trenches.<\/strong><\/p>\n I believe it's necessary to emphasize this. Issues such as freedom of education, the fight against illegal squatting, tax cuts, and deductions for the birth or adoption of children<\/strong> (point 3) are cross-cutting. With their eagerness to trample on our rights, our well-being, and our future, the left tries to make us believe that defending things that are common sense is something dangerous fascists do<\/strong>, but it's a lie that fools fewer and fewer people, because too many are already suffering the consequences of the socialists' mismanagement.<\/p>\n Obviously, and as the title suggests, there are reasons for concern.<\/strong> I wish I could say that this agreement is something that should give us hope, that the PP seems to have changed, and that we will finally have something to be happy about.<\/p>\n
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