Feijóo wants to run Spain like a CEO. Not easy with far-right Vox on the board.

Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the conservative front-runner to become Spain's next prime minister, has outlined plans to run the country like a CEO. This approach comes as his party, the People's Party, launched its manifesto ahead of the upcoming snap election later this month.

Climate stance

The People's Party has promised to relax climate rules if they win the election, potentially ending Madrid's role as the EU's loudest climate champion. This shift in policy reflects the party's broader agenda to change Spain's direction.

Feijóo also stated it is "fair, fitting and unquestionable" that Spain hosts the 2030 World Cup final, suggesting the country should withdraw as co-host if Morocco stages the final.

Tech concerns

Meanwhile, the current Spanish government has pursued a ban on TikTok following a report alleging the social media platform is lax about child sexual abuse material. This action highlights ongoing concerns about tech regulation in Spain.