Inés Cañizares, a mayoral candidate for the Vox party in Toledo, has outlined her proposals to address the city’s issues if elected. Her plans include reversing the increase in crime, uniting the divided neighborhoods, and fostering public-private partnerships to improve housing in the historic district. Despite Vox’s lack of polling data, Cañizares is optimistic that residents will respond positively to their proposals. Her campaign seeks to improve the city rather than transform it, with a focus on meeting the needs of the residents. Cañizares criticized the lack of a comprehensive vision for the city, which has led to the dispersal of neighborhoods, and she also expressed concerns about the recent relocation of the Guardia Civil base to Peraleda. Instead, she suggests repurposing the old Virgen de la Salud space. Cañizares is committed to reducing crime and poverty, particularly in areas like Palomarejos. She proposes improving security, lighting, and cleanliness to promote safety for residents. Finally, Cañizares urged the Popular Party to be transparent with their supporters about their potential coalition partners after the election.
