This Wednesday in Toledo, the Popular Party presented a motion on equality in financing that it will propose to city councils, councils and autonomous communities. He has been deputy secretary general of autonomous and municipal policy and electoral analysis of the PP, Elias Bendodowhich highlighted the need to ensure a system of solidarity for the distribution of public funds, thus avoiding the privileges that the government of Pedro Sanchez intends to grant its partners independence.
In his speech, in the presence of the president of the PP of Castilla-La Mancha, Francisco Nunezand the mayor of Toledo, Carlos VelazquezBendodo launched a joint appeal to all those who represent the PP in the city councils and town councils to “lead the defense of a fairer and more supportive financing system.”
The leader of the training he leads Alberto Nuñez Feijoo He also referred to the PP project in Castilla-La Mancha, which he said is “an example of unity and municipalism.”
Similarly, Bendodo insisted on the need to urge the government, through this motion, to paralyze any advance of fiscal separatism because “We do not want a Spain with several levels» and « feudal » with privileged citizens and citizens without services.
Now, the Deputy Secretary General of Autonomous and Communal Policy has invited all socialist leaders to transform this text in favour of interregional solidarity into a “state pact against the fragmentation of our country and the principles that have governed our democratic system for the past 45 years. “There is nothing in the motion that they can disagree with,” Bendodo said.
In this line, he assured that There are two types of politicians: those who “collapse” at key moments and those who do not. “Now we will see what kind of politicians there are in the PSOE. This is the cotton test to see if there is life in the PSOE outside of Sanchism,” he concluded.
The movement
The initiative presented this Wednesday by the PP consists of eleven measures to demand that the Government implement financial solidarity between all regions. These points are as follows:
- Defend equality and solidarity as inalienable principles of
constitutional order and autonomous state in decision-making
decisions. - Paralyze any progress towards the budgetary independence demanded by the
Separatism and claim guarantee that no community of the current common regime system will leave it and that the tax administration will not fragment. - Urgently convene the Conference of Autonomous Presidents,
with the aim of finding the minimum bases of consensus and responding
jointly and from multilateralism, the renewal of the current system
of autonomous financing. This model must be agreed within the Council of
Fiscal and Financial Policy (CPFF) and that AIReF participates in the analysis of the
Government proposal. - Ensure that multilateralism and transparency are the principles on which the process of study, work and approval of the new regional financing system will be based; abandon bilaterality with the LACC.
- Urgently convene the Budget and Financial Policy Council and the
National Commission for Local Administration (CNAL) to promote a
reform of the local financing system in relation to regional financing. In both cases, it is necessary to address all the variables existing in each territory that guarantee regional financial sufficiency and the provision of services under equal conditions. - Base the reform of the financing system on data analysis,
work on the quantification of future expenditure on health and social policies derived from the ageing that, according to official studies, will occur in our country in the coming years, and on the exponential increase in the cost of public services. - Respect for the fiscal autonomy of the Autonomous Communities and all powers
autonomous and local authorities enshrined in the Constitution and in the various
autonomy statutes. - Increase the total economic amount of the autonomous financing system and, in parallel with its reform, create a Transitional Fund to alleviate the underfinancing suffered by all Autonomous Communities and Autonomous Cities.
- Ensuring co-governance of Next Generation and future Funds
EU economic injections. - Facilitating access for the Autonomous Communities to the 18 billion euros of funds
Next generation Europeans that the government did not execute, in order to
prevent their return to the EU. - Transfer these agreements to the Presidency of the Government, to
First Vice-Presidency and Ministry of Finance, under the Ministry of Politics
Territorial and democratic memory, to the parliamentary spokespersons of the
Congress of Deputies, Senate and Board of Directors of the
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