Joan Baldoví, deputy of Compromís in Congress, confirmed this Tuesday that the vote on his composition would be negative to changes to the integrity presented to Congress. General budgets of the state Although (PGE) pointed out that the Government project for 2023 will have to make improvements in items for the province of Alicante.
At a press conference, Baldoví underlined that improving the game allocated to this province is one point.absolutely necessary“In particular, he noted that budget improvements should focus on increases in commuter transport, addiction services, metropolitan public transport, restoring public citizen spaces and culture.
On this last point, Baldoví spoke of the Valencian Ensemble’s Federation of Music Associations’ assessment, which, according to him, was “lost from the budget”. With regard to the recovery of the areas, he said, in particular, the Port of Valencia Marina and the coast of Alicante.
Más País-Equo, for his part, requested the Government, in consultation with the PGE, to increase the number of convening places for psychologists in the public health system, to provide free canteens in schools. an observatory for doctors’ MIR and behavioral disorders.
Until the conclusion of the negotiations, More Country has suggested in the first vote this Thursday that it will support the Budgets and reject any changes in integrity submitted against the project.
1600 MILLION FOR THE DINING ROOM
As explained at a press conference by its spokesperson, Íñigo Errejón, of all the allegations made, free school canteens are the ones that will require the largest investment, because in any case, he stated: the amount is only equivalent to a three-month fuel bonus.
He also argued that this measure, unlike these discounts, will not have inflationary effects, as it does not increase prices, will create a redistribution effect, and will alleviate the costs of families as well as providing food conditions for minors.
On the other hand, he said doubling the open call for psychologists with 250 new positions in Public Health would mean an investment of 4 million, while the new observatory would find an additional 2 million. Errejón justified this new body in the absence of official data on young people affected by such ailments and therefore what policies are most appropriate to combat them.
Finally, the system of access to justice, similar to doctors’ MIR, will allow candidates for judges in the country to “diversify the origin and origin”, “improve the restoration of justice and bring it closer,” he said. Spain of the 21st century”.
His proposal is that applicants take an exam and the Courts devote some of their work and time to ancillary duties to clear the barrier with adequate pay, concluding with a final appeal. According to him, the existing access roads prevent anyone from being a judge. “This doesn’t mean that those who come don’t have the qualifications to have come, but there are other people who have these qualifications and those who don’t,” he said.