The PP will prohibit the State Attorney's Office from defending "the private interests" of senior officials after the García Ortiz scandal

The Popular Party (PP) is set to present its electoral program for the upcoming general elections, focusing on democratic regeneration and legal reforms. A key proposal includes changing the law to prevent the State Attorney's Office from defending the personal interests of high-ranking officials, aiming to avoid conflicts of interest. The PP cites past cases, such as that of former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz, to justify this reform. The party plans an extensive campaign strategy, emphasizing management experience over the current government's perceived failures. They aim to mobilize support through various regional and digital campaigns, contrasting their approach with that of the ruling PSOE.