At a breakfast briefing staged by the Nueva Economía Forum in Madrid, the regional leader spoke about the upcoming start of the 2022 Income campaign and highlighted the financial benefits she says come from Madrid’s autonomous governance. She pointed to a 2021 measure approved in the regional administration that she says improves the average standing in the IRPF calculations across all regions and urged residents to take note of it. According to her, the people of Madrid have already seen significant tax relief because of the region’s policies and a cumulative saving that amounts to a large total across the population.
She framed the changes as a direct relief for households, stating that it translates into a further 334 million euros in savings for residents of Madrid. She claimed that as president of the Community of Madrid, citizens have collectively saved more than 23,000 million euros, which she described as roughly 6,700 euros per taxpayer. She warned that those who advocate for national leadership without speaking up risk bringing the country into chaos, insisting that silence would be unacceptable in the face of perceived mismanagement. The remarks were reported by attendees of the forum, which focuses on economic policy and regional governance in Spain, and were shared as part of the broader discussion about how Madrid’s tax policy interacts with national fiscal plans.