Overview
- President Jorge Azcón emphasized that Aragón's future hinges on an objective overhaul of Spain's regional financing model, incorporating depopulation and terrain factors.
- Azcón criticized the Spanish government's delays in key infrastructure projects, including highways (A-21, A-22, A-23), the Canfranc rail hub, and the Central Pyrenean Transit.
- The president announced a €193 million road rehabilitation program in Huesca, covering over 640 km, as part of Aragón's regional development efforts.
- Two new hospitals in Teruel and Alcañiz are set to open in 2025, along with 2,170 public housing units to address the region's housing crisis.
- Azcón called for urgent action on long-delayed water projects under the Pacto del Agua, including the Yesa, Mularroya, and Almudévar reservoirs.