The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, presented this Monday her 40-40 Residential Plan, which foresees the construction of 40 new residences and 40 day centers in the region, which will have 8,000 new places, nursery schools and 300 supported homes integrated into at least five plots and more technology “to better care” for residents and users. Given the high demand for public places, Ayuso has announced this plan, which she has called “very ambitious”.

Doctors and medical professionals from the Community of Madrid resume this Monday the third week of an indefinite strike called to show their rejection of the Framework Statute agreement reached between the Ministry of Health and several unions and to demand their own text for the collective that recognizes the singularities of these professionals.

During the second legislature of the Botànic, the three left-wing parties (PSPV, Compromís, and Unides Podem) reached a preliminary agreement with Ciudadanos to reform the Valencian electoral law of 1987. The four groups totaled 70 deputies (two more than the two-thirds necessary to modify a regulation protected by a reinforced majority). It was an ambitious proposal that not only lowered the electoral threshold from 5% regional to 3% of valid votes – it proposed the obligation to achieve this percentage in each of the three provincial constituencies as well as in the Valencian Community as a whole -. The reform also introduced important novelties such as the possibility for the elector to show their preference for up to three candidates from the same list, the obligation to hold debates on Valencian public television, or to increase by 5% the amount of the electoral subsidy for those candidacies chosen by primaries.

The president of the Business Confederation of the Valencian Community, Vicente Lafuente, expressed this Monday his rejection of migration policies based on the concept of “national priority” defended by Vox, while warning that this approach should not become an obstacle to the approval of the regional budgets.

The Plenary Session of the Civil and Criminal Chamber has unanimously ruled out by its five members not applying the special jurisdiction to the former president of the Valencian Generalitat, Carlos Mazón, as it did not find in the acquisition of the status of regional deputy “any abuse of right”. The TSJ dismisses the appeals and confirms its decision not to investigate the Alicante politician for the management of the DANA