He Minister of Economy and Finance of the Government of Navarre, José Luis Arastinegotiate with him Treasury for “a easing of various problems“and assess the situation in Navarre to have a greater spending margin facing the 2025 budgets.
This was announced by Spokesman of the Socialist Party in the Parliament of Navarre, Ramón Alzórrizin statements to the media on Monday after the Board of Directors and Council of Spokespersons to the Provincial Chamber.
“The budget will increase. Surely more than what is being talked about, because Arasti is doing an excellent job, talking with the ministry to assess the situation in Navarre, because those who manage well cannot be treated in the same way as those who manage badly,” he said.
Alzórriz transmitted “tranquility” to the citizens, since the objective remains “strengthen public services” and denied “chaos” or “instability”. Regarding the EU recovery funds, he said that “they were limited” and that “they helped Navarre a lot, not only to contain those who were going through the worst, but for transformation”.
The groups gave their opinion on the budgets, the spending ceiling of which they still do not know. UPN spokesman Javier Esparza, stressed that “it seems that they are coming budgets with cuts” and criticized that if the government “did not solve the growth problems, it would be impossible from now on.” He also said that “EH Bildu will support the accounts because they have accepted it.”
THE Spokesperson for EH Bildu, Laura Aznalexplained that the degree of compliance with the agreement with the government of last year “is good.” In addition, he considered that “the debt level allows us to avoid having to make adjustments that would prevent us from having stronger public services.”
Pablo Azcona, on behalf of Geroa Baiexplained that the ceiling for general and departmental spending must still be delimited “in this negotiation which must take place between the partners to see where to make the greatest efforts.” deficit targets and contribution The state will also have to be negotiated, in addition to taking into account the programmatic agreement.” Azcona wanted to reaffirm that the budget will increase.
Regarding the end of European recovery funds, the PP spokesman Javier Garcia, He criticized the government’s management: “They have not been able to take adequate advantage of them. Instead of using them as an engine of the economy, they have dedicated themselves to meeting current expenses.” He explained that they will propose “tax initiatives that contribute to the capacity of taxpayers.”
From Contigo, its spokesperson, Carlos Guzmánstressed that the budgets will be marked by “the return of neoliberal fiscal rules” and highlighted three priorities in the accounts: health, housing and employment.
