The current legislature’s latest budgets have given the final green light. Valencia Courts this Thursday morning. Botànic’s three parties have endorsed the Generalitat’s 2023 accounts, a deal they advocate, a deal that demonstrates the viability of multicolored government and increases social spending once again to help the vulnerable people most hurt by the current economic situation. crisis and energetic. The budget went ahead despite the skepticism that Compromís and Unides Podem showed with their majority partners last week. botanicalPSPV-PSOE, which they accuse of breaking the pact on which the left coalition is based, by agreeing on certain measures with the opposition, and of acting with “disloyalty”.
inheritance tax
99% discount and application of Inheritance Tax for family businesses with a turnover of more than 10 million Euros per year renewable energy They have been the two major problems in the territory of the Valencian Community that have driven socialists the most away from Valencians and purples in recent months. To this we had to add the debate around the “bous al carrer” this week, following the change in the People’s Party and the Citizens. Ximo Puig coverage by the public health system for the amount not covered by insurance in events that occur at celebrations. PSPV, on the other hand, denied being unfaithful to its partners, arguing that its proposals were always in favor of the “Valencian social majority” that they aspire to represent.
The Botanical party that has been the hardest against the Socialists in recent weeks has been Unides Podem, the Treasury spokesperson in the Parliament. Ferran MartinezHe assured that there did not appear to be a “faithful” or “reasonable path” shown by PSPV, which he accused of “getting rid of” the tripartite pact and reaching agreement with the opposition on measures that seemed appropriate. him. “This government must be serious, and its stability depends on its harmony, dialogue ability and respecting the signed agreements,” pointed Martínez, emphasizing that “all the good measures approved for the people in these eight years” have been achieved with the agreement of the three parties.
clean energies
socialist José MunozFor his part, he argued that supporting the implementation of clean energy for his group was “absolutely a priority”, estimating the amount that will not be charged for the Inheritance Tax refund at €400,000. “We are here to reach an agreement with our members. priority partners, we will agree with the opposition only when we believe there are positive measures for all citizens. The PSPV does not humiliate anyone: it makes politics, negotiates, accepts and represents the majority,” Muñoz insisted, insisting that the Socialists were “loyal to the Valencians.”