Díaz Ayuso criticizes lack of common sense in central government

The President of the Community of Madrid advocates for a more efficient and less bureaucratic government to drive progress.

Díaz Ayuso critica la falta de sentido común en el Gobierno central

Invest in Madrid (Comunidad de Madrid) · 2026-09-28

The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has criticized the central government's management, calling for more "common sense" to move forward together.

During the inauguration of the III Madrid Investment Forum, the head of the regional executive expressed her wish for "how much further we could go, all that we could achieve together if we had common sense governing in Spain".
Ayuso detailed that the regional government is implementing measures to combat excessive bureaucracy. She pointed to the existence of an Open Line Against Hyper-regulation that has already modified or eliminated over 740 procedures.
Furthermore, she announced a new comprehensive law that will include a commitment to eliminate additional bureaucratic burdens that may arise, aiming to prevent regulations from becoming "an unbearable tangle of norms and small rules that no one knows where they came from one fine day".
Based on information from the official source: Invest in Madrid (Comunidad de Madrid) (28/09/2026)