Overview
- Spain’s Finance Ministry will take a new fiscal path and spending cap to the CPFF on Monday before sending them to the Council of Ministers, with financing reform placed on the table for discussion.
- PP‑run communities plan to coordinate at the CPFF against a debt write‑off and any Catalonia‑only tax model, reaffirming a common stance ahead of national budget steps.
- María Jesús Montero accused Alberto Núñez Feijóo of failing to forge a single PP position on the financing model, pointing to public divergences such as Balearic leader Marga Prohens’ defense of ordinality.
- In Valencia, PP candidate Juanfran Pérez Llorca held his first in‑person meeting with Vox and reported good rapport, as Vox signals it will demand a public staging of concessions on issues like immigration and anti‑green measures before backing his investiture.
- In Castilla y León, the PSOE has filed a total amendment against the 2026 regional budget, while regional finance chief Carlos Fernández Carriedo says he still hopes for a deal.