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Castilla-La Mancha’s Simplification Law Takes Effect as Castilla y León Implements 54-Point Reform

Unions in Toledo hold rallies over fears the new measures open the door to privatization of public services.

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El vicepresidente primero de la Junta, José Luis Martínez Guijarro, defendió las bondades de la nueva ley
El presidente del grupo socialista en las Cortes autonómicas, Ángel Tomas Godoy

Overview

  • Castilla-La Mancha’s Ley de Simplificación, Agilización y Digitalización Administrativa went into force July 10 after winning PSOE and PP support in the regional parliament.
  • The law introduces the Espacio Ciudadano portal for citizens to track cases and receive notifications, sets an AI governance framework and allows optional entidades colaboradoras at local level.
  • Junta de Castilla y León has launched its 54-point simplification package targeting a €24.6 million saving and the streamlining of 300,000 files by end of 2026.
  • Members of the Junta de Personal de Toledo demonstrated July 11 against what they describe as a privatization threat and an erosion of public-sector roles under the new rules.
  • Regional governments will roll out further regulatory and organizational phases through late 2025, with scheduled reviews to adjust measures and safeguard public-service standards.