Santiago Abascal Participates in Cpac in Washington Alongside Conservative Leaders

Vox President Santiago Abascal Attends the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington D.C. This Week.

The event takes place from February 19 to 22 and brings together conservative leaders and activists from around the world to discuss related policies.

Abascal travels joined by the director of the Disenso Foundation, Jorge Martín Frías, and MEP Hermann Tertsch. His speech is scheduled for this Thursday at 7:45 p.m. (Spanish time) and can be followed on the event's official channels.

In his speech, he will address the expansion of conservatism in Europe and the importance of national sovereignty in the face of global organizations. Besides his participation in the summit, Abascal will hold meetings with political leaders and representatives of conservative movements.

Among the Main Speakers at CPAC 2025 Are President Donald Trump, Liz Truss, Nigel Farage, and Argentine President Javier Milei. The event seeks to strengthen cooperation between conservative movements from different countries and consolidate common strategies.

Vox has strengthened its presence at CPAC in recent years, forging ties with global right-wing figures. This Will Be the Third Time Abascal Participates in Washington's CPAC Following His Speeches in Previous Editions.

The Vox leader has also participated in CPAC editions in Hungary and Buenos Aires, consolidating his international profile. CPAC is considered the most influential conservative summit in the world and a key point for the debate of related policies.

In this edition, Donald Trump's return to the U.S. presidency is one of the main topics on the event's agenda. The Event Will Allow Abascal to Strengthen Vox's Position in the International Conservative Sphere and Forge New Alliances.

The Vox leader has expressed his satisfaction with being part of the event and has thanked the organizers for the invitation. His presence in Washington reflects the party's interest in consolidating a network of international allies within conservatism.

Throughout the event, participants will address topics such as economic freedom, immigration, and the role of global institutions. CPAC is organized by the American Conservative Union and has a history of over 50 years in U.S. politics.

This event has been a key platform for figures like Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush, and Donald Trump himself. Trump's speech will close the summit on February 22, consolidating his leadership within the conservative movement.

The Impact of CPAC on Global Politics Continues to Grow, and Vox Seeks to Leverage This Platform to Expand Its Influence. Abascal's participation reinforces Vox's strategy to position itself as a reference within the international right. The event will be closely followed by political analysts as it will set trends in global conservatism.