Extraordinary meeting of the Government
Just before the extraordinary meeting of the Government to approve the budget project for 2024, President Pere Aragonès appeared from the Gothic Gallery.
Call to the commons
With the support of the PSC in the sack, he has appealed to the commons to approve the accounts because “they are better” than the previous ones.
President Aragonès has remarked that the new budgets do not include “any euro” nor “any measure” linked to the Hard Rock, which is the red line set by the formation led by Jéssica Albiach.
Red line of the commons
The commons have marked an insurmountable red line: that Aragonès discard the urban master plan (PDU) that would make the Hard Rock possible. Without this, they say, there will be no accounts.
The climate flag against models related to leisure and tourism in a drought emergency context is the argument they use.
Processing and approval
The accounts are not yet guaranteed to be processed, nor are they approved.
The commons do not want their votes to be taken for granted and have marked a red line: that Aragonès discard the master urban plan (PDU) that would make the Hard Rock possible.
Highest budgets in history
The budget for 2024, of 43.7 billion euros, is the highest in history.
President Aragonès has emphasized that accounts have social priority but are also “entrepreneurial”.
The project also has as priorities hiring health professionals, reducing waiting lists, having more teachers and promoting educational improvements.
President Aragonès has claimed to have “left behind” the cuts and has highlighted that more resources than ever have been mobilized to build schools, build hospitals and build infrastructure.
Political negotiations
The negotiation between ERC and Junts to form a Government after the last elections has been complex.
The PSC has become an ally of the Government in accounts that no longer contain any political annex on national horizons or major projects such as a referendum.
The stage change has solidified while waiting for the amnesty to land.