Overview
- Galicia’s president Alfonso Rueda said his government will not back the spending limit proposed by the Ministry of Finance for the 2026 State Budget.
- The Finance Ministry convened the CPFF today to present the 2026 deficit path after regions had already advanced their budget drafts.
- Madrid’s finance chief Rocío Albert said the region drafted its accounts “blind,” criticizing the late timing and limited expectations for the meeting.
- Castilla-La Mancha warned that there is no PSOE consensus on a singular financing model for Catalonia and reiterated its opposition to introducing ordinalidad, while decrying a lack of documentation.
- Galicia’s finance minister skipped the CPFF for the regional budget debate, sending treasury secretary David Cabañó, who called the meeting extemporaneous and noted the absence of financing reform on the agenda.