Junta de Andalucía approves 2027 budget bill of 54,716 million euros

The Council of Government of Andalusia approved the 2027 budget bill on Friday, 30 October 2026. The bill totals 54,716 million euros, 6% more than in 2026, and the regional government describes it as the highest in the autonomy's history. It is the first budget of the coalition government formed by the PP-A and Vox.

The regional government published allocations for each province in separate notes. Cádiz receives 594,033,315 euros, up from 534 million, an increase of 11.23%. Granada gets 486,253,718 euros, including more than 342.6 million for the University of Granada, and Huelva receives 419.8 million euros. Jaén is assigned 366.71 million euros, a 0.2% increase on 2026, and Córdoba 363 million euros.

Cádiz594.033

Granada486.254

Huelva419.8

Jaén366.71

Córdoba363

Cádiz

594.033315 million euros

Granada

486.253718 million euros

Huelva

419.8 million euros

Jaén

366.71 million euros

Córdoba

363 million euros

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The bill halves a line of subsidies to the unions UGT-A and CCOO-A for "participation in actions to improve labour relations", from 1,248,050 euros in 2026 to 624,025 euros in 2027, according to the spending documents of the Employment ministry. UGT Andalucía's institutional secretary, Rafael Gelo, accused the government of "dinamitar el diálogo social por pura ideología" over the cut.

“They should stop using public resources for their red carpets and stop using the unions as smokescreens.”

Gelo also linked the cut to what he called the government's effort to hide long waiting lists in public healthcare.