Aragon increases budget by 619 million for healthcare, education and social services
08 Aug 2026Effective: 10 Jun 202684 views
Who is affected:
Aragonese public personnel, essential services suppliers and subsidized entities in Aragon
Summary
The Government of Aragon approves a credit supplement of 619 million to cover the increase in personnel and expenses in healthcare, education and social services due to budget extension.
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Aragon operates with extended 2024 budget and requires an additional 619.36 million to cover actual 2026 obligations. Needs arise from the incorporation of 1,977 new teachers, the increase in healthcare staff to 27,200 personnel and public sector salary increases (2.5% in 2025 and 1.5% in 2026). 485.13 million are fina…
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