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Estefania Molina stated that in Spain sacrifices were already being demanded to finance pensions and labeled as false any claims to the contrary. She argued that there was a contributory deficit of 60 billion euros, covered by taxes, debt, and funds from other budget items. As an example, she pointed out that investment in housing and infrastructure had proportionally declined since the year 2000. She also said that the Escrivá reform aimed to increase taxes and contributions from a impoverished working population. She raised the issue that it was not whether pensions were sustainable, but how unjust they had become between generations, and announced a new video on her YouTube channel. https://t.co/fsMo0AqTao #Pensiones #Economía #Reforma (translated)

The article analyzes the controversy surrounding the Property Tax (IBI) in Spain, highlighting its importance in the financing of public services and the criticisms it receives for being considered regressive and for generating fiscal inequalities among municipalities. #IBI #Impuestos #Economía (translated)

In response to the controversy, their spokesperson, Ester Muñoz, clarified that she was not referring to cuts, but to the fact that those who work hard should be rewarded, for example, with tax reductions for self-employed individuals and small business owners. #Impuestos #Fiscalidad #CulturaDigital (translated)

The article analyzes how the political right in Spain uses the rhetoric of tax reduction to construct a narrative that favors its agenda, while the left struggles to demonstrate the importance of taxes as a collective investment and faces misinformation about taxation among young people, who are often influenced by viral discourses that undermine tax responsibility. #Impuestos #Fiscalidad #CulturaDigital (translated)

Insisting that people eat healthily is not effective, which has led countries like Colombia and the United States to implement restrictive measures such as taxes and regulations on food advertising and labeling, in an attempt to combat the growing obesity epidemic. #Obesidad #ComidaSaludable #PolíticasDeSalud (translated)

Pablo Cambronero stated that Pedro Sánchez had distributed nearly 500 million euros of public money among various international organizations on Tuesday, October 13, which he linked to opaque businesses. He added that only four of those donations had been shown and that there were more. https://t.co/IJOq4Th9s4 #Impuestos #Transparencia #Corrupción (translated)

The author pointed out that a ten-year debt above 4% was serious because it made state financing more expensive: as it renewed its loans, it paid more interest and had less room for services and investment. He added that, with a lot of debt and little growth, the pressure to raise taxes and cut spending increased. (translated)

The article analyzes the three years of governance of the PP and Vox in the Balearic Islands, highlighting the tax cuts for the rich, the repeal of the democratic memory law, and the failure to implement measures related to Catalan, in a context of political instability and internal tensions within Vox. #Balears #PP #Vox (translated)

The article analyzes the profitability of renting homes in Spain, highlighting that, despite being the preferred option for many Spaniards, taxes and associated expenses have significantly decreased its yield compared to alternative investments in stocks and public debt. #InversiónInmobiliaria #Rentabilidad #Alquiler (translated)

Vito Quiles wrote that the left-wing television media had understood that he was going to certain places to support decent Spaniards, whom he described as a minority, and not because they supported him. He thanked them for broadcasting his events and said that, at last, something correct was being done with taxpayers' money. He also noted that they would see each other in Barcelona. https://t.co/fc8G4bvFek #Televisión #Españoles #Barcelona (translated)

Ayuso accuses the campers of NOT PAYING TAXES when her partner is being prosecuted for TAX FRAUD and FORGING INVOICES. Is she talking about unsanitariness? Ask the restaurant downstairs from the penthouse where the idiot lived: it closed because illegal construction flooded it with wastewater. (translated)

Héctor Suárez Gomís argued that, in his opinion, charging more to citizens would not solve Morena's inability to manage the country and would only finance that incompetence. In a message directed to Viri Ríos, he sarcastically suggested that results should not be demanded from public servants, whom he accused of collecting taxes, doing propaganda, buying votes, bringing people to rallies, defending corrupt officials, destroying the Republic, denying links with organized crime, and promoting the indoctrination of supporters of the Welfare program. He also used derogatory language to refer to the latter group. #México #Gobierno #Corrupción (translated)

Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the Popular Party, has presented in Toledo a set of 14 measures focused on reducing taxes and bureaucracy to revitalize the rural world, including incentives for entrepreneurship and the defense of a robust budget for the Common Agricultural Policy in Europe. #MundoRural #BajadaDeImpuestos #Burocracia (translated)

Héctor Suárez Gomís questioned Viri Ríos for, according to him, confusing the payment of taxes with demanding that resources be reflected in public services, such as pothole-free streets. He argued that holding the government accountable for maintenance was not hypocrisy and listed taxes such as the ISR, VAT, IEPS, property tax, and vehicle tax. He also stated that the poor condition of the streets forced citizens to cover private medical expenses and repairs for their vehicles, and mentioned that changing all four tires every year could be a consequence of those conditions. Suárez Gomís pointed out that studying at Harvard did not guarantee an understanding that public money belonged to the citizens and that officials should be held accountable. He urged Ríos to demand answers from Adán Augusto and criticized him for refusing to make statements. Additionally, he accused those who reported potholes and opposed the property tax of being inconsistent and argued that citizens demanded punctuality from taxpayers while tolerating, according to him, government ineptitude. #Impuestos #Gobierno #ServiciosPúblicos (translated)

The Xunta of Galicia has approved a tax reduction in the income tax and in the purchase of new housing as part of its budgets for 2027, which amount to 15.158 billion euros, seeking to mitigate the impact of inflation and facilitate access to housing. #XuntaDeGalicia #IRPF #ViviendaNueva (translated)

Lucia Etxebarria published figures linking Montse Minguez. According to what she wrote, in five years she had paid 0 euros in taxes, owned 30 properties in Spain and others outside the country, and was related to 11 companies, two of them in Panama. She also mentioned 8.4 million in assets, 2.87 million invoiced in five years, and a capital gain of 2.73 million with a 95% exemption. #MontseMinguez https://t.co/e0tIz5We2Y #Finanzas #Impuestos #Propiedades (translated)