The PP promises to tighten the requirements to pass the course and overturn the 'trans law'

The Popular Party (PP) has unveiled its electoral program for the upcoming elections, proposing significant changes in education and social policies. They aim to tighten requirements for passing courses, potentially reversing current laws that limit student repetition. The program also includes plans to enhance resources for disadvantaged schools and make early childhood education free. Additionally, the PP seeks to eliminate gender self-determination in the civil registry and has proposed a national palliative care law while remaining silent on euthanasia. Their education reforms emphasize merit-based access to teaching programs and scholarships, but do not address the growing number of private universities or funding issues.