Valencia’s spokesperson and vice president, Aitana Mas, confirms that the Valencian Government is actively pursuing a reinstatement appeal at the Supreme Court and hopes to file it in the coming week. She emphasizes that this matter holds the highest priority and notes that the government has prepared robust arguments to counter the court’s ruling.
Following the Supreme Court’s decision, Ximo Puig, the President of the Generalitat Valenciana, stated that the Department of Ecological Transition will file an appeal to modify ecological water management arrangements for the long term. The court’s reasoning cited abstention and the request for an injunction in the future as key points, arguing that Botànic’s positions were left in a kind of standstill where the ecological flow arguments remained stalled.
The mid-campaign developments have intensified pressure from the People’s Party on the progressive bloc and reinforced the assertion by Alicante’s State Council president, Carlos Mazón, that the vote and ensuing strategy represented a major setback for the Tajo-Segura transfer policy. The situation is being framed as a significant political turning point, with supporters on both sides weighing the potential consequences for regional water governance and inter-regional agreements.
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