Spain's opposition People's Party (PP) is reviving regional coalitions with the far-right Vox party, marking a significant political shift less than two years after their previous alliances collapsed due to disagreements over immigration. This renewal comes ahead of the 2024 general elections, with the socialist government planning to regularize the status of at least 500,000 undocumented migrants. The PP, which had distanced itself from Vox's hardline stance on immigration, has now agreed to govern the south-western region of Extremadura and the north-eastern region of Aragon with Vox. In these agreements, Vox will control three regional ministries and implement policies that favor Spaniards over foreign-born individuals in accessing public resources and benefits. The PP's decision to collaborate with Vox reflects a potential strategy to secure a national coalition if they win the upcoming elections but do not achieve a majority. Both parties have voiced strong opposition to the socialist government's immigration plans, claiming they threaten public services and social cohesion.