Briefing
Compromís‑Front Valencià launched its official campaign for the 29 November 2026 parliamentary election on 7 November 2026 in Sant Vicent del Raspeig (province of Alicante) . The alliance representatives set out the main priorities of their platform: affordable housing, higher wages, secure pensions, expansion of public transport and an accelerated energy transition. The election date (29 November 2026) is consistently given in the regional reports cited here and provides the campaign’s timeframe.
The alliance’s leadership in Alicante province is headed by María Teresa Pérez Pérez put forward a series of demands in appearances and interviews, including a ban on the sale of homes to non-residents in certain cases and measures to curb the concentration of property ownership by major investors. These demands were documented in an interview and at campaign events. Àgueda Micó and Alberto Ibáñez also presented the programme’s key points for the province of València and stressed the need to secure funding for social services and transport. Ibáñez specifically called for one per cent of gross domestic product to be allocated to housing policy.
On the Les Naus dispute Les Naus the list’s leaders said they see the situation as an example of problems with municipal and urban housing stock and want to consider measures such as putting vacant homes to use and expropriation as a last resort; no specific legal acts concerning Les Naus were identified in the available reports, although they did document political criticism of the way it was managed.
According to the campaign, it is deliberately prioritising street events and small, issue-focused meetings over large rallies, with the aim of making direct contact with citizens. Several regional media outlets and news agencies report the stated content and dates of the appearances consistently, meaning the main facts in this article are based on current, verifiable sources.
Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).