Overview
- The Consello de Contas report criticizes a fall in prevention funding from €8 million in 2009 to just over €2 million in 2022.
- It finds that Galicia executed only 55% of its allocated European funds for gender violence programs in 2023.
- The Xunta de Galicia argues there is no direct cause-effect relationship between prevention spending levels and the number of femicides.
- The PSdeG condemns Roberto Barba’s comments attributing violence triggers to women ending relationships as intolerable victim-blaming.
- The Consellería de Política Social stresses that reporting incidents is the primary safeguard for victims and reaffirms prevention as an absolute priority.