Juan EspadasSecretary General of PSOE of Andalusiadefended that a financing system that would distribute 30 billion euros less to communities is good for communities and for Andalusia. From the point of view of PikesIn fact, the Andalusian community does not suffer any “grievance” due to the single financing of Catalonia nor does he have a “problem” of lack of resources on the part of the Statean underfunding that the socialists now deny but that María Jesús Montero herself claims (see here) when she was an advisor to the Andalusian Treasury. Where I said, I say… I say Pedro (Sánchez).
The president of the Socialist Group in the Andalusian Parliament stressed that in Andalusia “there is no problem of financing” but rather “a problem of management” and also the current model of distribution of state funds to the autonomies in force since 2009. and expired in 2018. In addition, the PSOE of Andalusia reaffirmed that the Andalusian autonomous community “does not have a financing problem today”, but that the “problem” it suffers from is fundamentally “bad management” by the government over which it presides. Juanma Moreno (PP-A).
This is what the deputy spokesperson of the PSOE-A, Josele Aguilarfor the attention of the media Malaga next to the Secretary of the Institutional Policy and Relations with Social Organizations Area of the PSOE-A, Irene Garcíaand the Socialist spokesperson for social inclusion, youth, family and equality, José Luis Ruiz Espejoafter a meeting with representatives of Autism Andalusia.
Josele Aguilar referred to the statements made by Juan Espadas last Monday after meeting with the President of the Council, Juanma Morenoat the San Telmo Palace, to share with the leader of the Andalusian socialists that “Andalusia does not have a financing problem today, punctually.”
In addition, Josele Aguilar criticized the “behavior” irresponsible” of Juanma Moreno to “try to confront the Andalusians with the Catalans”, or to “try to move the problems to Catalonia when it is the problem of the management” of the Andalusian government, of “not knowing how to manage public services, or not wanting to manage public services correctly for the benefit of private initiatives”, he added.
