Isabel Rodriguez: “We have spoken exclusively about independence, and today we are talking about financing”

Regarding the controversy that has arisen throughout the country with the financing system and the Catalan quota, the Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda, Isabel Rodríguez, reaffirmed yesterday in Toledo that the government of Pedro Sánchez always acts within the constitutional framework. In addition, he stressed that in Spain we have gone from the discourse of independence to the discourse of financing. This was how Rodríguez responded at a press conference in Toledo, together with the government delegate in Castilla-La Mancha, Milagros Tolón, in Parliament. many criticisms of the financing system, including those of the Minister of Finance and Public Administrations of Castilla-La Mancha, Juan Alfonso Ruiz Molina, who described as “unconstitutional” the pre-agreement between the PSC and the ERC on the management of income in Catalonia. Rodríguez avoided interpreting the agreement between the PSC and the ERC, although he celebrated that what was agreed strengthens the presence of the Generalitat in the governing bodies of Spain. The minister stressed that the Government demonstrates its commitment to autonomy, strengthening social policies, increasing pensions and trust in public education. In addition, he called it “good news for Spain” that Salvador Illa is at the head of the Generalitat, ensuring that this guarantees values ​​such as solidarity, equality and social justice. Related news No The government accuses Feijóo of using a policy. immigration of hatred to seek a social revolt ABC The Minister of Housing, Isabel Rodríguez, assured that with his criticisms the leader of the PP “overcomes the positions of the extreme right”. For her part, the spokesperson for the Government of Castilla-. La Mancha, Esther Padilla strongly stated that regional financing must be addressed jointly by all the autonomous communities, otherwise it will not be. During a press conference to report on the agreements of the Government Council, Padilla stressed the urgency of addressing regional financing, pointing out that several communities have felt underfunded for a long time. Padilla reiterated the position of the government of Emiliano García-Page, which firmly opposes the special treatment granted to Catalonia and advocates a negotiation that includes all the autonomies on an equal footing. This statement follows Isabel Rodríguez’s criticism of the Popular Party and its leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, whom she accuses of blocking negotiations on regional financing.

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