The meeting of the board of trustees with the Federation of Municipalities and Provinces of Valencia (FVMP) in the courts of Botànic’s three parties this Monday made one thing very clear: despite what happened in the flat, will continue to create a great divideBetween the three partners of the coalition governing the community and the socialist city councils. Some mayors and PSPV representatives who attended the meeting even demanded reports explaining what the real impact of the new tax would be on overnight stays, and expressed dissatisfaction with the implications for their municipalities. In fact, they’ve made it clear that they won’t enforce the rate, even though Cortes allows it. There was no vote, and therefore no official position, but there was a lot of inconvenience.
After the presentation of trustees Ana Barceló, Papi Robles and Pilar Lima to the FVMP representatives, the general consensus is that the tax will complete the parliamentary process by the plenary session this Thursday. At the meeting, the People’s Party and Citizens once again completely opposed what the popular Benidorm mayor Toni Pérez described as a “new tax” aimed at penalizing the tourism sector. Botànic representatives, for their part, presented their arguments in favor of the odds.but in the PSPV case, they encountered opposition mostly from councilors of coastal municipalities.
Among the socialist voices that have expressed their disapproval is the Alicante executive, who, after chaining a war to a two-year pandemic, believes its implementation no longer makes sense.
Despite the noise generated by the discussion about the ratio, PSPV is trying to take the matter lightly to avoid a new split with its allies. To do this, arguments like The final decision will be left to the municipalities. or that the agreed moratorium will mean that the new tax will not begin to apply until 2024. However, it is openly acknowledged that taxation is not an enjoyable meal and that a balancing act must be made between the position of the tax office. what was agreed with the parties and partners.
Accordingly, even more emphatically, Barceló positioned itself at the end of last week. clearly said “it’s not the time” to record overnight stays. The board of trustees in the socialist group’s Cortes was the one to give the starting signal this past Tuesday, when the feeling for its own vote in the full “broomstick” game to take place on Thursday began to leave the air in the air.
economic arguments They are also the ones used by president Ximo Puig to justify his rejection of the tax., along a similar line to that expressed by the hotel management associations of the Costa Blanca. The PSPV leader firmly defended his economic management at the last control session last Thursday. Now pulling the numbers and moving closer to businessmen is understood as a shift towards the centre, following the Andalusian elections and polls that gave victory to the right in 2023.
Another thing is what might happen in the courts. Within PSPV, it is considered certain to be endorsed, even among the voices most critical of the rate.
Source: Informacion
