Gobierno de Navarra in the news

The Government of Navarra has approved a PSIS modification to expand the UPNA campus and build a new Vocational Training center in Tudela with an investment of 11.8 million euros.

Navarra's government plans to intensify contact with the central executive to finalize pending agreements before the upcoming November 29 elections, focusing on issues like traffic competence, infrastructure projects, and financial transfers.

The Government of Navarra approved changes to the UPNA Tudela campus plan to allow for expansion and a new vocational training center, with an investment of 11.8 million euros and construction starting next year.

Javier Remírez, spokesperson for the Government of Navarra, criticized opposition parties for questioning the postal voting system, labeling their actions as "Trumpism" and an attempt to undermine democracy.

Navarra's government will intensify negotiations with the central government to finalize pending agreements, including traffic competence transfers, before the November 29 general elections.

Navarra's President María Chivite urged action on housing, stating that the case of Maricarmen Abascal, whose eviction led to a protest, should inspire change rather than remain a mere symbol.

The Popular Party of Navarra has appealed the Foral Housing Law, particularly provisions on protected rent and retroactivity, while the Government of Navarra defends its legality and accuses the PP of prioritizing vulture funds.

The Government of Navarra plans to restart the Belate tunnel duplication works within a year, following the termination of the current contract and preparation for a new tender, ensuring all financial processes are legal and transparent.

The Government of Navarra will defend its law protecting subsidized rental housing against a challenge, emphasizing its commitment to social protection and self-government.

A construction company unilaterally terminated a housing contract for 108 families, claiming non-compliance and delays, just before works were to start.

Navarra's government introduced new university scholarship rules for 2026-2027, increasing income limits by 22% to benefit more students and adding a 200-euro aid for female STEM students, with applications open until November 6.

The Government of Navarra demolished a 16th-century weir on the Ega River, despite local opposition and concerns about its historical and environmental value, leading to political backlash.

The Government of Navarra has incorporated 70 social and affordable rental homes into its public housing stock through new developments, funded by over 14 million euros from Next Generation EU funds.

The Government of Navarra honored 17 self-employed professionals across various sectors with the Autonomous Work Awards 2026, acknowledging their significant contributions to the region's social, territorial, and economic development.

The Government of Navarra faces significant hurdles and a lengthy process to restart the Belate tunnel duplication works after terminating the current contract, aiming for a late 2027 start.

The Government of Navarra is opposing the Popular Party's Constitutional Court appeal against the Foral Housing Law, which aims to protect social housing, arguing the appeal prioritizes speculative interests over families.

The Government of Navarra defends its Housing Law's legality against a PP appeal to the Constitutional Court, asserting the law protects 2,200 families from speculative funds.

The Government of Navarra plans to re-tender and restart the Velate tunnel construction within one year, following the resolution of the current contract due to technical and administrative issues.

The Government of Navarra plans to defend its law that permanently protects subsidized rental housing against an appeal by the Popular Party, citing legal soundness and the defense of self-governance.

The Government of Navarra will offer 200 euros per year to female university students in STEM fields and has increased income thresholds for its 2026-2027 scholarship program, with a total allocation of 3.3 million euros.