Overview
- Speaking in Logroño, Alfonso Rueda said Galicia will not accept the proposal and urged multilateral talks to reach a model acceptable to all regions.
- He asserted that Galicia accounts for about 6.5% of Spain's adjusted population but would receive under 3% of the resources under the draft distribution.
- Rueda said all autonomous communities except Catalonia believe they are harmed by the plan, including several governed by the PSOE.
- He criticized Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for, in his view, encouraging challenges to national unity and territorial solidarity.
- Rueda also alleged that roughly 55% of the additional funds in the proposal are directed to Catalonia as a result of negotiations with Esquerra.