detailing budgets The Generalitat Valenciana begins monopolizing the activity in the Cortes next year. The three groups that make up the group Botanical, PSPV-PSOE, Compromís and Unides Podem agree that the 2023 accounts should be comprehensive in terms of benefits and be tied to a reality marked by inflation in order to mitigate its effects. The point where they disagreed on all aspects of social reform that President Ximo Puig announced in his last general policy debate.
The Valencian coalition and the Mors believe the measures announced by the Consell president are insufficient and reinforce the notion that the rich should pay more. “There are high hopes for an increase in the collection. We are in a time of crisis, those who are serious and have the most things that have happened to us are the ones who should shoulder the most,” Pilar Lima, trustee of Unides Podem, said on Tuesday. spokespersons One of six groups represented in the Cortes. The PSPV insists that the measures announced by Puig, in particular the reduction of income by up to 60,000 euros, benefit the vast majority of Community citizens and highlight the middle and lower classes. “They are the ones who suffer the most from the consequences of the health crisis,” said socialist trustee Ana Barceló. Meanwhile, the three opposition groups Partido Popular, Ciudadanos and Vox are calling Botànic’s accounts “untrue” and urging the Government to provide more details on tax reform to be incorporated into the Accompanyment Act.
Trustees this Tuesday budgets and tax reformThe fact is that all ministries are taking action to try to increase the items that correspond to them and have more resources than last year. Faced with this situation, the Ministry of Finance, led by Arcadi Spain, which is ultimately responsible for turning on or off the tap of other departments, calls for common sense. Treasury sources confirm that the negotiation process is ongoing, the meetings are continuing and the tendency to compromise is great. However, the same sources appeal to the common sense of other ministries when asking for increased resources.
The truth is, the next few weeks are going to have a very intense pulse, as Spain is reluctant to include unjustified revenues, though Compromís and Unides Podem insist that the most important thing is to prioritize. to guarantee rights All citizens in a time as complex as the present, when the consequences of the pandemic have not yet been overcome, in addition to those arising from the war in Ukraine, caused by inflation and the energy crisis. Valencians and morons are willing to include fictitious income to balance accounts, as has been done in other years, to guarantee utilities.
strengthen employment
After the celebration of the board of trustees, the socialist Barceló announced that those who will become the board of trustees Botànic’s eighth budgetIt will focus on strengthening jobs and critical public services, ending the current mission, and will be designed to deal with its consequences. war and inflation. “We need to continue to work together to meet the needs of people, families and companies,” Barceló insisted, before questioning his demand for reform in the PP’s financing: “It is unknown which model they advocate, and it is not known that Feijóo does not dispel doubts as well.
Papi Robles, a trustee of Compomís, said the budget items were “difficult” and represented “the interests of Valencians”. In this context, he stressed that he should make a request. fair government funding, after the new offense in the General State Budgets against Alicante. At Unides Podem, deputy spokesperson Estefanía Blanes defended the increase in regional accounts, which should be “yes or yes broad” to cover the vulnerability of some families and companies.
In opposition, PP once again took advantage of the opportunity to blame Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for funding that “never came”. Her spokesperson, María José Catalá, added: “It’s time to stand up to constant ignorance.” Finally, Ruth Merino, trustee of Cs, Consell also «mortgage the future Number of Community youth with more debts and deficits».