UPN pledges to defend Navarre's interests and powers in Madrid, cut taxes and repeal laws passed by the Sánchez government.

It prioritises protecting private property and fighting squatting. It opposes the national housing law.

• Repeal the Housing Law and respect Navarre's powers in this area.p. 6
• Pass rules that protect private property and combat illegal occupation.p. 6

It proposes supporting the self-employed and entrepreneurs, boosting Navarre's exports and opening a Parador in the region.

• Agreement with ICEX and an Export Initiation Plan.p. 5
• Agreement with the Ministry of Economy to improve electricity supply and access to financial services in small villages.p. 5
• Grants and regulations to support entrepreneurship and the self-employed.p. 5
• Open a Parador hotel in a historic building, preferably on the Camino de Santiago.p. 5

It proposes lowering taxes and easing the impact of inflation on citizens.

• Index personal income tax (IRPF) brackets to inflation.p. 2
• Cut taxes for workers, the self-employed, SMEs, farmers and livestock breeders.p. 2

It proposes central government funding for active employment policies in Navarre and a plan for young people.

• Programme contracts between the Ministry of Employment and the Navarre Employment Service.p. 4
• Create a National Youth Employment Plan.p. 4
• Legal measures to help recipients of public benefits return to work.p. 4
• A battery plant at VW Navarra and support for the automotive sector.p. 5

It supports a sustainable pension system with decent pensions and no cuts.

It proposes specific mental health plans and regulation for rare diseases and ALS.

• Create a National Suicide Prevention Plan.p. 4
• Pass a law to support people with rare diseases and ALS.p. 4

It supports parents' right to choose a school, whether public or state-subsidised, and calls for repealing the LOMLOE. It backs dual vocational training and English learning.

• Repeal the LOMLOE.p. 4
• Remove the restriction on state funding agreements based on a school's educational model.p. 4
• Reform the law to prevent textbooks that contradict the Constitution or Navarre's institutional reality.p. 4
• Strengthen dual vocational training, special education and foreign languages.p. 4
• Transfer responsibility for student grants to Navarre.p. 4

It proposes policies supporting the family and life, and better care for dependent people.

• Adapt legislation to defend life through family policies and palliative care.p. 4
• Meet the funding commitments of the Dependency Law.p. 4

It focuses on disability, with measures for inclusion and accessibility.

• Measures for the effective inclusion of people with disabilities.p. 4
• Develop and enforce accessibility regulations.p. 4

Its proposals focus on victims of terrorism and on preventing tributes to ETA. It also supports keeping the Guardia Civil traffic unit in Navarre.

• Reform the law to end tributes to and glorification of ETA and its members.p. 3
• Equalise compensation for victims with and without a court ruling.p. 3
• Review prison benefits for unrepentant prisoners.p. 3
• Bar terrorists convicted of violent crimes from holding public office.p. 3
• Keep the Guardia Civil Traffic Group on Navarre's roads.p. 3

It pledges to denounce conduct contrary to public ethics and to fight corruption. It also wants to repeal rules passed by the current government.

• Repeal or amend rules passed by the Sánchez government with the left and pro-independence parties.p. 3
• Repeal the Democratic Memory Law.p. 3
• Denounce broken election promises and fight corruption.p. 2

UPN defends Navarre's foral system within Spain. It opposes other parties negotiating on behalf of the Chartered Community and calls for more powers for Navarre.

• Abolish the Fourth Transitional Provision of the Constitution.p. 2
• Prevent Basque separatists from negotiating Navarre's powers in Madrid.p. 2
• Reflect Navarre's contribution through the Economic Agreement in the General State Budget.p. 2
• Take over powers in R&D&I and student grants.p. 2
• Oppose the imposition of Basque.p. 2

It backs renewable energy and the creation of greenways in Navarre.

• Resolve the situation of 9,000 Navarrese families affected by the change in renewable energy regulations.p. 5
• Build the pedestrian and cycling corridor along the Arga river.p. 5
• Develop greenways throughout Navarre.p. 5
• Clean and restore riverbeds.p. 5

It defends agriculture, livestock farming, hunting, fishing and bullfighting. It calls for measures against depopulation.

• Extend the repayment period of the Navarre Canal fee for farmers from 30 to 50 years.p. 3
• Build the second phase of the Navarre Canal.p. 3
• Increase agricultural insurance coverage.p. 5
• Specific actions to combat depopulation.p. 5

It calls for completing major pending works in Navarre, especially high-speed rail and motorways. It wants to keep the AP-15 toll road free.

• High-speed train to Pamplona, connected to the Basque Y via Ezkio and to Zaragoza, with a stop in Tudela and new stations.p. 3
• Complete the motorway between Tudela and Medinaceli and connect Navarre with Soria.p. 3
• Upgrade the N-121-A road to a dual carriageway.p. 3
• Extend the toll-free status of the AP-15.p. 3
• Study moving the railway tracks and station out of Tudela's town centre.p. 3

It calls for central government support for Navarre's research centres and for the Chartered Community to take over R&D powers.

• Promote the projects of the National Renewable Energy Centre and the National Technical Centre for Canned Vegetables.p. 6
• Co-fund Navarre's medical and scientific research centres.p. 6
• Make it easier for researchers to return and be hired.p. 6

It proposes restoring heritage sites, promoting tourism in Navarre and building sports facilities. It opposes regional sports teams in international competitions.

• Restore Tudela Cathedral, the Monastery of Irache and the Collegiate Church of Roncesvalles.p. 6
• Build an indoor athletics track in Pamplona.p. 6
• Repeal the section of the Sports Law that allows regional teams in international competitions.p. 6
• Refurbish the Sementales building in Tudela.p. 6
• Promote the Camino de Santiago, the Pyrenees and the Bardenas Reales.p. 6