Known as accompanying law Generalitat’s budgets were approved by Botanic for the eighth time this Tuesday. Continuing voting did not prevent the differences between its three partners PSPV, Compromís and Unides Podem from being published once again, the differences highlighted further as the current legislature is coming to an end and the new legislature is one approaching. appointment with the polls As in recent months, the reduction of the Inheritance Tax and the implementation of renewable energies in Valencian territory have proven the biggest differences between the partners managing the Community. The discussion around “bous al carrer” had to be added, this time as PSPV joined the PPs and C’s to approve a change regarding attendance at the festivities responsible for the Valencia public health system. Strong accusations from Compromís and Unides Podem, who came to talk about the “total disloyalty” of the Botànic pact and “breaking the agreements”.
Valencia Courts
He started the session in the Cortes with the decision to paralyze the reform aimed at the renewal of the Constitutional Court (TC) in the Senate. Parliamentary groups supporting the autonomous government described the KT’s stance as “unprecedented, intolerable and frightening”. After three statements botanical board of trusteesAna Barceló, Papi Robles and Pilar Lima initiated the debate on the Generalitat’s Law on Financial Measures, Administrative and Financial Management and Organization, better known as the Accompanyment Law, which continued despite obvious inconsistencies.
On the one hand, PSPV’s approach to reduce Inheritance Tax to 99%, family businesses it had more than 10 million votes against bill partners. On the other hand, the renewable energy proposals of Compromís and Unides Podem were not supported by the Socialists. Despite this, the trustee of the Valencian coalition, Papi Robles, pointed out that the work continues to ensure Botànic’s “longevity” and therefore, a third share has been reached after the elections.
energy agency
After months of discussion, on the 1st, the three groups finally reached an agreement to set up the Valencia Energy Agency. It was necessary to save inconsistencies that the PSPV has raised regarding the functions, powers and legal certainty that the newly created body will have.
While the opposition, for its part, has criticized the use of the new rules to change various laws, create “kiringuitos” and lower taxes, botanical pass the “rolling” to their amendments, which calls for issues such as the removal of the controversial tourism tax or the language requirement for access to public service. On the contrary, it has been argued from the autonomous government that its rules seek to respond to the social majority, and that new organisms are not created “to accommodate anyone”.