Due to non-compliance with fiscal targets set by the Economic Affairs Delegate Committee (CDAE), the Generalitat is currently unable to issue fixed-income assets. This financial situation limits the resources available for critical sectors such as Rodalies trains, housing, and healthcare.
“"It is time to turn good wishes for the country into real commitments."
Data from the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce highlights a growing maintenance deficit in the road network, which has risen to 13.941 billion euros. Experts suggest these imbalances are structural due to an insufficient financing model for modern welfare needs.
To manage the deficit, the Catalan Government has secured 292.75 million euros in bank loans. Additionally, it refinanced 3.5 billion euros of debt previously held by the Autonomous Liquidity Fund (FLA), shifting the debt from the Spanish State to private banks.
