Fifteen civil society associations present the “Moral Priority” Manifesto and demand from the parties an unequivocal commitment to life, family and freedom ahead of the General Elections on 29 November
- The “Moral Priority for the Regeneration of Spain” Manifesto states that “The soul of Spain is mortally wounded”, and proposes essential measures of maternal, family and freedom priority for the political parties in these elections.
- acTÚa FAMILIA agrees and continues to trust what Vox deputy in the Madrid Assembly, Belén González, expressed: “abortion is the most serious thing happening in Spain”, in the recent meeting together with Jose A. Fúster.
acTÚa FAMILIA / MADRID-CEUTA, 13 November 2026. — The civic platform acTÚa FAMILIA, together with 15 other civil society entities (Anothen, Asociación de Familias Numerosas de Madrid, Cristianos en Democracia, Enraizados, Gateway Hispanic, Mayores y Familia, Movimiento Resistencia Ferraz, Profesionales por la Ética, Provida Alicante, Provida Mairena del Alcor, Provida Lugo, Siempre Vida, Unidos por la Vida and Valores en Baleares), has made public the “Moral Priority” Manifesto for the Regeneration of Spain, and is sending it to the main parties running in the elections.
The document, significantly dated 12 October 2026 —National Day and Day of Hispanidad— in Ceuta, denounces that after eight years of sanchismo the country is suffering an unprecedented moral, institutional and demographic degradation. “The soul of Spain is mortally wounded”, state the signatory entities, which demand from all parties running in the elections a “clear, courageous and unequivocal” commitment to the defence of life, the natural family and freedom, without ambiguities or lukewarmness.
The Manifesto is structured around three major priorities:
- Maternal Priority: Preferential treatment for maternity benefits in the General State Budget. Redirect funds from mass immigration to Spanish families, priority in housing, real informed consent on abortion, creation of “Nest-Refuges”, agile adoption, progressive abolition of the abortion law towards “unthinkable abortion” and, if there is a majority, constitutional protection of the unborn child.
- Family Priority: New Family Law that recognises the natural family and applies a true family perspective. Progressive abolition of “trans” laws and gender ideology. Defence that children belong to their parents (not to the State) and total elimination of ideological indoctrination in schools and institutions.
- Freedom Priority: Strengthen national unity and stop separatism. Secure the southern border, combat mafias and radical Islamism. Repeal memory laws and guarantee religious freedom against Christianophobia, always from the defence of Hispanic tradition.
Pedro Mejías, general coordinator of acTÚa FAMILIA, has stressed the urgency of the moment: «because I am a father and I see with concern how the family, and also the birth rate, are collapsing while politicians look the other way, we have promoted this Manifesto. The moment does not allow for lukewarmness. The moral regeneration of Spain must be a priority. We do not want more empty gestures: we demand a concrete and urgent commitment before the most decisive elections in recent years».
The signatory entities present the Manifesto as a tool of citizen pressure to measure the real commitment of the parties, and invite pro-life and pro-family society to join and demand clear answers from the candidates.
acTÚa FAMILIA shares and maintains its support for the words of Vox deputy in the Madrid Assembly, Belén González, who stated that “abortion is the most serious thing happening in Spain” during the recent meeting she held together with José A. Fúster.
The Manifesto can be read here: