```Starting with a focus in economically liberal stances and recentralization proposals, the focus of their message shifted towards stances compatible with European right-wing populism,[40] endorsing anti-Islam as well as criticism of multiculturalism,[40] but at the same time promoting immigration from countries of Latin America in order to repopulate Spain.[41] Their view of European Union is that of a soft euroscepticism, arguing that Spain should make no sovereignty concessions
to the EU, because they consider Spanish sovereignty to reside in the Spanish nation alone.[42] They propose to eliminate Spain's autonomous communities.[43] In addition, they seek the return of Gibraltar to full Spanish sovereignty.[44]```
