Galicia, Euskadi and Catalonia Claim the “Requisite and Necessity” of the Autonomous State
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The three regional presidents debate "with cordiality" at the La Toja Forum demanding decentralization, but also showing their differences in housing policy
The presidents of the governments of Galicia, Euskadi and Catalonia face the problem of housing from different prisms. Alfonso Rueda advocates for more public construction, while Salvador Illa defends market intervention
The presidents of Galicia, Alfonso Rueda; Euskadi, Imanol Pradales; and Catalunya, Salvador Illa, have defended decentralization and claimed the political stability of their territories in a debate in which they have exposed their differences in the model of regional financing.
The housing problem centers an event in which the Galician president advocates elections 'the sooner' ...
As was to be expected, in the political context of the day, housing and regional financing broke into the discussion table of the La Toja Forum, which stood face to face with the presidents of Galicia, Alfonso Rueda; of the Basque Country, Inmanol Pradales; and of Catalonia, Salvador Illa. But it only generated disparate reflections between Rueda and Illa—the first of the PP, the second of the PSOE—because Pradales remained on the sidelines and …
Rueda, Illa and Pradales analyze competitiveness and territorial cohesion in the Toja Forum.
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