HE socialist candidate For re-election in the Generalitat, Ximo Puig sees the election as a challenge to expand the “social majority” in the Valencian Community. To achieve this goal, among other strategies, he focused his speech on attracting moderate voters and proposed a series of measures to comfort families in the face of inflation. Among them, PSPV-PSOE’s leader promises to include ophthalmology and dentistry expenses in helping extracurricular students, free classes 0 to 2 years old, or tax breaks. These announcements were made on Monday morning while Puig was attending an event with the socialist candidates in the l’Alcoià region as part of his “In all the squares” tour.
PSPV, electoral program for 28M regional elections families as the “basic safety net” Accompanied by representatives of the closest core of the community, such as Miquel Soler, Gabriela Bravo, Ana Domínguez, Arcadi España and Rocío Briones, Puig emphasized and explained that “support of families in difficult times is an important part of people’s safety”. Community represents “diversity” There are 2.1 million family units that operate and service them is “a capital issue for the future”.
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Establishing assistance for extra-curricular activities will focus mainly on Primary and Secondary School students, and measures include mental health treatments. tax deductions will be deducted from the income statement. Puig stressed that families “should always be at the center of progressive politics” and argued that “the welfare state is about creating strong safety nets from birth to old age”.
The socialist program that “puts families at the center of political action” is structured around five main blocks. The first includes the promise, announced by Puig himself last week, that families with two children will be considered large for all purposes and with all the economic benefits it entails. This offer will benefit one million Valencians who will have an average reduction of 330 euros on their income statements; buy a house and other benefits such as dining room scholarships, 50% savings on tuition fees or privileged access to social rentals.
The second of the blocks is devoted to educational measures, among which extension of free children from 0 to 2 years Help to cover extra-curricular costs, “both for the education of minors and for family reconciliation,” Puig said.
The third block is for sanitary recommendations that can lead to annual savings. 500 Euros for families. While advancing the axes of the fourth block with proposals such as 36 thousand residences, 24 thousand official protection and 12 thousand social leasing, another message initiated by the socialist candidate was “This will be the housing law”. In addition to a set of guarantees for the purchase of a new home or IVF fund to finance the deposit and access to rent for those under 35.
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A commitment to care for the elderly and dependent people and “active aging” forms the fifth axis, so that “people can stay at home until they can’t stay at home for various reasons”. Among the measures in this section are Puig, home help and reducing working hours and establishing rest services for day care centers, reconciliation actions and family care. “We can’t allow some to offer the elderly to hide in their home space,” he said.
His re-election candidate also announced his first one this Tuesday. resolution of basket bonus He promised that all aid to the fight against inflation would continue “as long as the plight of the families continues”. Specifically, he argued that the tax reform he announced last year will continue to be implemented, which “saves 97% of families in Valencia on taxes” and underlined the 10% reduction in public price rates due to Generalitat. help with mortgage
in the afternoon alcohol, Puig supported one of his strongmen in the province, Toni Frances, and presented the reindustrialization project for the region, which he described as a dynamic digitalization process. He praised the socialist leader as “We produce quality industrial estates” on the “new economy”, before highlighting an investment of $81 million to expand the Alcoy hospital.