Sánchez defends pension system at Zaragoza rally

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez pledges four years of pension revaluation while criticising PP and Vox fiscal policies during a Zaragoza visit.

PSOE leader held a rally in Zaragoza on Wednesday, 14 October 2026, to address national fiscal policy. He criticised for dismissive remarks regarding pensions and countered claims from the PP that the system has collapsed.

Sánchez pledged four years of pension revaluation without cuts, noting confirms the system's sustainability. He contrasted a projected 20,000 million euro reserve fund by the end of this term against the 5,000 million euros left by .

The Prime Minister also attacked a Vox IRPF reform proposal, claiming it would cost 85,000 million euros in revenue. Meanwhile, a ruling has moved to prevent tens of thousands of grandchildren of exiles from voting despite their new nationality.


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