Spain's far-right Vox party has reached a coalition agreement with the centre-right People's Party (PP) to govern Extremadura (a sparsely populated region in western Spain bordering Portugal), nearly four months after regional elections held last December. Under the deal, Vox's regional candidate Óscar Fernández Calle will assume a vice presidency alongside the ministries of Family and Agriculture, while PP leader María Guardiola is set to be formally invested as regional president next week. The 23-page programmatic pact, covering 74 measures, grants sweeping concessions to Vox on immigration policy — including restricting undocumented migrants' access to social services and housing, working to repatriate unaccompanied minors, and banning the burka and niqab in public spaces — while also including progressive income tax cuts and a commitment by Vox to support four annual regional budgets throughout the legislature.