Overview
- With its absolute majority, the PP defeated four total-return amendments from PSOE, Vox, Por Andalucía and Adelante, sending the bill to committee for partial changes.
- The plan earmarks record investment of €6.41 billion (+10%), raises health to €16.27 billion (+6.6%) with 4,371 new posts, lifts education to €11.19 billion (+5.5%) and funds dependency with €2.61 billion.
- The government projects 2.3% GDP growth and 85,000 new jobs in 2026, assigns €32.71 billion to social policies, and says per‑capita health spending reaches €1,887, above the national average.
- Opposition parties and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez allege privatization and worsening public services, citing recent breast cancer screening failures; the Junta disputes this and notes a lower share of private concerts than in 2018.
- Revenues are forecast at €45.999 billion in non‑financial income (+6.1%) with 76.8% self‑financing and tax receipts up 10.2% to €25.826 billion, as the Junta rejects a €18.79 billion state debt write‑off and prepares to tap markets.