The National Deputy of PSPV-PSOE and provincial secretary, Alexander Soler, cited a substantial increase in the state’s general budgets aimed at benefiting the province. He stated that investments for the province are set to triple, rising from 160 million to 500 million euros, thanks to the concerted effort by the Generalitat Valenciana and the Spanish Government. The plan hinges on budgetary allocations to the Community for projects chosen by the Generalitat itself, as outlined in the government budget framework. Source attribution: Government of Spain.
Government identifies errors in Alicante budget; businesses increase pressure
Soler noted that both the Generalitat and the national government are actively and intensively working to improve budgets for the region. With the adjustments under discussion, and the 207 million euros announced by the Generalitat President slated for the province, investments in Alicante are expected to improve significantly, refining the initial accounts. Source attribution: Generalitat Valenciana and Government of Spain.
The state secretary described the Generalitat’s substantial effort and the resilience of the Spanish Government as highly positive. He expects that the 2023 budget will yield productive returns for the province. Source attribution: Government of Spain.
Comprehensive monitoring
From this point forward, Soler stated that the state socialists will work in tandem with the Generalitat and the Government to comprehensively monitor the state’s situation. He pointed to ongoing studies that will help the province benefit from future investments and projects. Source attribution: Government of Spain.
Soler expressed optimism that 2023 will bring good and well-deserved investments to the Province. Source attribution: Government of Spain.
Ximo Puig
In this context, Valencia’s regional head Ximo Puig quickly noted the 300 million euros provided by the Government for Generalitat to invest in contemplated projects. He added that 207 million will be directed to Alicante. He indicated that the strategy mirrors last year’s approach, with extra state funding pending as the year nears its end. Source attribution: Government of Spain.
The head of the Consell argued that it was only when Botànic governed that the autonomous budget signaled to Alicante that resources would align with population needs and be compensated through its budget. He asserted that the state had previously underfunded Alicante. Source attribution: Government of Spain.