Overview
- At the regional debate on Thursday, President Juanma Moreno urged all parties in the Andalusian Parliament to reject the Finance Ministry’s potential use of ordinalidad in the new system.
- Finance Minister María Jesús Montero plans to present a financing proposal in the first quarter of 2026, has not confirmed whether ordinalidad will be included, and has called for flexible positions to reach a single model.
- The Andalusian government cites a 2018 parliamentary pact that rejected ordinalidad as a guiding principle, framing it as contrary to constitutional solidarity.
- A Gestha analysis reported that applying ordinalidad would chiefly benefit Catalonia and Madrid while slightly disadvantaging territories such as Andalucía.
- Official 2022 liquidation data used by Andalusian officials show €3,103 collected per resident and €2,320 received, a €783 per-capita gap equating to more than €6 billion.