Vote VOX: A Flawless Plan (Audio of Shame Inside)

**Ortega Smith** has criticized a sector of the Spanish right, labeling them 'cayetanos,' arguing they seek to privatize services at the expense of workers.

## Vox and Criticism of 'Cayetanos'

The **Vox** leader, **Javier Ortega Smith**, has launched strong criticism against a sector of the Spanish right, which he has dubbed 'cayetanos.' According to his argument, this group would be more interested in privatizing public services and enriching themselves than in the well-being of workers and the country. This publicly expressed stance positions **Vox** as a defender of labor interests against what it considers an agenda to dismantle the welfare state driven by other political and economic actors.

## Vox's Proposal for Workers

The **Vox** party presents itself as a defender of workers against what it perceives as a threat of widespread privatization. The rhetoric used by **Ortega Smith** aims to connect with those who feel their labor rights and access to essential public services are at risk. The underlying idea is that the party offers a 'flawless plan' to protect these aspects, thus differentiating itself from other political options that, in its view, prioritize private interests over the common good.

## Privatization and Its Effects

The privatization of public services is a recurring debate in economics. Historically, the transfer of management in areas such as healthcare, education, or infrastructure from the public to the private sector has generated diverse opinions. Proponents argue it can increase efficiency and competition, while detractors warn of the risk that access to these services may become more costly or unequal, and that economic profits may be prioritized over quality or citizen service. **Ortega Smith**'s criticism falls precisely within this latter concern.