Overview
- At an informational CPFF session, the Treasury outlined a model that applies ordinality to Catalonia and would add roughly €21 billion to regional funding in 2027 if approved.
- Government figures cited about €4.7 billion for Catalonia under the pact, while officials also highlight sizable gains for other territories, including estimates for the Valencian Community.
- PP-led regions and several PSOE leaders, notably in Castilla-La Mancha and Asturias, reject the ordinality provision as unfair, saying it elevates wealthier regions at others’ expense.
- Moncloa confirmed two confidential meetings between Pedro Sánchez and ERC leader Oriol Junqueras that preceded the pact, as Junts and other parties voiced criticism of the proposal.
- The PP plans to table an alternative model and will discuss it with its regional leaders this week, while Sánchez and Feijóo have set a meeting for Monday focused on security and defence.