The PP will send its proposal to the Government this Monday to inject 18 billion euros European funds for autonomous communities. This is one of the points of the agreementsigned Friday at the summit that brought together the party’s territorial barons in Madrid, where they demanded a new financing model.
Concretely, as announced by the party in a press release sent this Sunday, he will be the Deputy Secretary for the Economy, Juan Bravowho addresses by letter to the First Vice-President and Minister of Finance, Maria Jesus Monteroto consider a proposal that, according to the ‘popular’, would give more economic capacity to the autonomies without reducing that of the central Administration.
The PP, which categorically rejects the Tax singularity for Catalonia accepted by the socialists and Esquerra Republicana, adds in his note that they “will await his response, if it occurs, and will be willing to explain it to the vice president to facilitate its examination with almost the same interest as if it had been sent to him by ERC or Junts.” .
Friday, after a summit organized in a setting very similar to the Palace of La Moncloathe leader of the PP, Alberto Nuñez Feijooanalyzed without question the content of the manifesto signed by his territorial barons, in which they renounce bilaterality with the Central Executive and demand a new financing model resulting from “multilaterality”.
For the PP, he said, it is essential “Let’s stop the separatist quotas” -in reference to the fiscal unity of Catalonia- as well as realizing that “Immediate economic injection into the autonomous communities of 18 billion euros from European funds” that Bravo will now propose to Vice President Montero.
The declaration signed by the autonomous leaders of the PP also demands “a transition fund while a new financing model is negotiated” and agrees to “work together on a new model to update the financial system with more resources, but in a multilateral manner.”
