parliamentary group PSPV in the Cortes of Valencia He condemned the massive cut in funds that the Generalitat plans to implement. Ellis Foundation, directed by Nuria Oliverdedicated to research artificial intelligence projects It is based in Alicante and requires the regional government to: Reconsider your decision or you’ll fight Trying to prevent the scraps from being consumed. Consell has reduced the planned allocation for the Ellis Foundation by two-thirds in the 2024 budget, this newspaper reported. It remains at 500,000 euros compared to 1.5 million euros which the Botànic government has allocated to itself in its 2023 accounts.
Socialist autonomous parliamentarian of Alicante José Diaz it shows its anger at interruption and with it warns “Its viability is being put at risk”so he demands that the president of the Generalitat, Carlos Mazón, demands that: “guarantee” continuity The work of the Ellis Foundation. The deputy remembered “Ximo Puig’s claim” “He turned Alicante into an innovation center” It calls for making it possible for the city and its surroundings to continue to be the “pivot” in the development of the technological and digital industry.
Díaz encourages Mazón Stop “paying false loyalty to Alicante” like someone who, in his opinion, practices such actions, serious reduction in funds While claiming that this project belongs to the province. Deputy He reiterates that “Alicante has become a node of artificial intelligence” He acknowledges the botanical governments’ commitment to the projects carried out by the Ellis Foundation and insists: “Not to lose this position due to cuts”.
In addition to making his criticism public, the socialist parliamentarian also states the following when the new session of the Cortes begins: They will examine the measures to be taken in the Valencian assembly ensuring that the Ellis Foundation once again received the annual allocation agreed between the organization and the then-Department of Innovation. “A two-thirds budget cut is not the way to go”Diaz insists.