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PP Pushes Assembly to Reject Tajo-Segura Cut as PSOE Denounces Congress Omission

The motion responds to the Ecology Ministry’s plan to halve 2027 water flows despite reservoirs at their highest levels in two decades.

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Conducciones del trasvase Tajo-Segura a su paso por Orihuela (Alicante)
Fernando López Miras, presidente de la Región de Murcia

Overview

  • Ministry draft would reduce Tajo-Segura transfers by 50% from 2027, threatening Murcia’s €3 billion agricultural economy and 300,000 jobs.
  • PP deputy Jesús Cano registered a motion to reject the Tajo River Basin Plan and called for an urgent review of ecological flow limits under common scientific criteria.
  • Socialists led by Fernando Moreno accused the PP of removing any mention of the Tajo-Segura transfer from its national congress document without offering alternative water solutions.
  • Murcia’s president Fernando López Miras described the cut as a politically driven decision lacking technical justification and urged a national water pact to secure equitable distribution.
  • With reserves at Entrepeñas and Buendía reaching 1,600 hm³—the highest in 20 years—regional leaders argue there is no technical need for drastic reductions.