Differences botanical partners, especially PSPV-PSOE and Compromís, were saved at the last minute regarding the draft comprehensive measures against depopulation, which will allow one of the last regulations in the current legislature to be approved in the Valencian Parliament to proceed. Socialists withdraw changes aimed at simplifying urban procedures, with which they disagree with Valencians and Unides Podem, while opposition calls the regulations “too weak”, “a statement of intent” and a “lost opportunity”.
Contention
Local Administrations Commission cuts Among other issues, he discussed the bill that would put municipalities with a population of less than 300 or regions with a population density of less than twelve people per square kilometer at risk of depopulation. Compromí’s deputy and former Minister Vicente Marzà stated that from this law all regulations will have to be changed in many areas, so it will take some time to implement it, while Beatriz Gascó of Unides Podem confirmed that this is one. “the framework law laying the foundations”.
Among the changes approved by the committee yesterday is a change from Botanic. Council It will examine the application of a rural agricultural income to support the maintenance of agriculture and livestock activities and their contribution to the environment. Marzà underlined that the concept of territorial equality is made to ensure that all citizens have access to rights and services, and to facilitate access to housing or promote tourism in the rural world.
Compromise
PSPV, Compromís and Unides Podem They agreed on the amendments during the law debate in the commission yesterday, before going forward at the final plenary session of the legislature in the Cortes later this month. They also agreed on an additional provisional provision that defines a maximum of three years for the implementation of points of the statute where this period is not defined. Socialist MP Ana Besalduch pointed out that this is a necessary law and that they have time to reach agreement before the plenary meeting.
On behalf of the popular group, Elisa Díaz suggested that her group may abstain if the project develops with: including changesWhile we regret that it will be diluted in a “statement of goodwill” and issues such as hunting are not covered. Also, Finance Minister Arcadi criticized Spain’s handover of the Generalitat’s dispute to the Cortes, with the PP’s fiscal changes to benefit people living in depopulated areas.
Speaking for Ciudadanos, Patricia García assured her that her group wanted “this law to be passed” after introducing forty changes, such as the creation of health centers to complete the established project. evacuated municipalities.. Finally, Vox’s José Luis Aguirre described the project as “insulting” and announced that they would vote against it: “An opportunity was lost for unanimous approval of a good law.”