The report from the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility (AIReF) on budget execution and public debt has confirmed the shift in the municipality's fiscal trend. After evaluating economic performance between 2018 and 2025, the agency determined that the town no longer requires this specific monitoring after moving past its moderate risk status.
Economic management in recent years has enabled a significant reduction in municipal debt, totaling over 200 million euros. This recovery has been supported by continuous budget surpluses over the last eight years and a drastic improvement in payment periods to suppliers, which have dropped from 140 days to just one week.
Key financial indicators highlighted by the supervisory body include an outstanding debt equivalent to 19% of revenue, a treasury surplus of 19%, and an adjusted financing capacity of 20%. Additionally, the reduction of contingent liabilities, including litigation and pending court rulings, has been positively assessed.
