Overview
- Castilla y León’s 2026 draft budget of €15,715.61 million opens its parliamentary process, with the economy minister urging the broadest deal to ensure stability for the next government.
- PP leader Alfonso Fernández Mañueco accuses PSOE and Vox of trying to block those accounts and urges them to act responsibly rather than, in his words, torpedo the region’s future.
- Castilla-La Mancha presents a €12,903 million plan that rises 1.5%, which the finance chief describes as focused on people, job creation and reinforced social spending.
- PP and Vox file full-budget rejections in Castilla-La Mancha, citing low investment execution, AIReF warnings on spending rules and rising debt, with Vox alleging the plan preserves political privileges over real needs.
- PSOE defends the Castilla-La Mancha accounts as socially ambitious and consensus-backed, while CCOO calls them adequate but pushes for stronger public investment and housing, and the region’s PSOE–PP statute reform reaches Congress seeking broad support.