This territorial agreement, which accentuates the contradictions of a party increasingly conditioned by Vox and its internal balances, has generated various tensions. One of the most notable is the situation of Cáritas, which has come under suspicion from both Valencian right-wing factions after announcing its appeal against the decree that will allow the regularization of nearly 100,000 people in the Valencian Community.
The dependence on Vox hinders any margin of autonomy for Pérez Llorca. This concession, which contradicts the ideological core of the PP, was preceded by the refusal to open a debate on a tourist tax. Subsequently, the reflection on the financing reform promoted by the Government, a key issue for the Valencian Community, also did not receive the necessary attention.
The Spanish Episcopal Conference, with Cáritas at the forefront, defends the process of immigrant regularization; so do the CEOE and the unions, in one of those great consensuses we are no longer accustomed to.
According to the European Central Bank, 80% of the economic growth recorded in Spain between 2019 and 2025 is explained by the contribution of the foreign population, disarming partisan narratives. Coherence seems to be disregarded in order to continue feeding Vox's positions, in exchange for budgets that are not forthcoming.
The alliance between Pérez Llorca and Mompó is at its best. Both know the map of militancy in each region best, and with such a solid majority, no one in the national leadership of the party will dare to move a finger against them. This shield comes at the price for the president of the Generalitat of adjusting his discourse to the national leadership's demands not to displease Vox, especially in the midst of negotiations in Aragon and Castilla y León.
In the Provincial Council, Mompó governs thanks to the support of Ens Uneix, which has carried out intense activity in municipalism, feminism, and historical memory, three areas vetoed by the PPCV in the Corts. It is unclear why the Palau de la Generalitat does not apply the same transversal flexibility as the Provincial Council, where they are capable of being as transversal as society itself.
In La Vall d'Albaida, Ens Uneix is expected to break with the PP and Vox months before the May 2027 elections to run with a progressive profile and regain an absolute majority, once again relegating the PSOE. Afterwards, and depending on the results, they will decide in the Provincial Council with whom to pact, as they will again be decisive.
