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Castilla y León economic growth and 2027 budget details

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The economy of Castilla y León grew by 2.9% in the second quarter of 2026, outperforming the eurozone and the Spanish national average. This growth was fueled driven by a 4.4% increase in services, a 4% rise in manufacturing, and an 11.6% increase in capital investment, though despite an 8.2% contraction in the primary sector contracted by 8.2% due to inflation and poor harvests. To address these conditions, President Alfonso Fernández Mañueco announced that the administration is finalizing the 2027 General Budgets. The proposed plan includes a package of 36 new tax cuts aimed at families and businesses to alleviate their tax burden and bolster regional competitiveness, following record employment and export figures. The regional government has presented its 2027 budget proposal, marking the third budget cycle under the PP-Vox coalition. The plan includes introduced a draft law proposing 36 tax reductions totaling intended to provide approximately 920 million euros intended in savings. If approved by regional courts, these measures are expected to take effect on January 1, 2027. Key fiscal reforms include lowering the regional personal income tax (IRPF) minimum rate from 9% to 8.75%, with a long-term target of 8%. To support families, young people, the self-employed, rural economy, the plan proposes eliminating Property Transfer Tax and Documented Legal Acts Tax for the transfer of priority agricultural holdings and machinery. Furthermore, the 99% reduction in Inheritance Tax for agricultural holdings will be extended to a broader range of relatives, including cousins, uncles, grandparents, and great-nephews. Other measures include new deductions for youth housing savings, sports activities, and birth or adoption in rural areas. Significant budget allocations also include 160 million euros for mobility services, such as school transport and Buscyl, services and 10 million euros for highway toll subsidies, contributing to a total mobility and transport infrastructure budget of 262 million euros—a 22.83% increase. euros. Social spending remains a primary focus, priority, with 81% of the budget directed toward social services, bringing total social expenditure to totaling over 11.25 billion euros. Provincial investments include 97 million euros for Soria, focused on healthcare, environment, and agriculture, and 111.5 million euros for Palencia. Additionally, 148 million euros is earmarked for infrastructure modernization and maintenance.

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