The Party of the Socialists of Catalonia (PSC) has joined the call for the central government, led by María Jesús Montero, to allow the Generalitat of Catalonia to collect and manage certain taxes, with the aim of moving toward a fiscal model similar to the Basque 'cupo'. This request is framed within the context of increasing political pressure from Catalan forces to obtain greater financial autonomy, which would allow the region to manage its own revenues more effectively. This measure also aims to alleviate tensions over the distribution of resources and regional funding.
The PSC's proposal arrives at a significant political moment, where negotiations over autonomous community funding are at the center of public debate. The Catalan Socialist Party thus seeks to position itself as an intermediary that advocates for a greater fiscal balance, in line with the historical demands of other regions with special fiscal regimes. This action aligns with the PSC's broader objectives of strengthening its influence and relevance in the dialogue on economic autonomy in Catalonia.
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