The regional president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, highlighted during the latest parliamentary control session that her Government has completed 97% of the commitments made in the 2023 electoral program. Ayuso argues that the Popular Party's management positions the Community of Madrid as the undisputed economic engine of Spain.
The legislative activity of the regional Executive has focused on the approval of budgets and key sectoral regulations. Recent measures include the Family Business Law and the Hunting and Fishing Law.
Regarding the university sphere, the leader defended the creation of parliamentary commissions to oversee university chairs. The stated objective is to dignify the academic system in the face of alleged irregularities reported by the popular party.
An investigative commission is a parliamentary body responsible for clarifying political responsibilities for matters of public interest.
Ayuso made express reference to the commission on the activities of Begoña Gómez, accusing the left of using university institutions for personal and business purposes.
The regional leader emphasized economic indicators such as the increase in GDP and the reduction of administrative bureaucracy. Investment in health centers, such as the 12 de Octubre Hospital, and regional digitalization were highlighted as pillars of her current management.
The head of the Madrid Executive concluded her speech with a political warning, anticipating that Madrid will be the main stage for the definitive electoral defeat of the Spanish left.
