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President of the Diputacion, Fernando Perez, hopes that the Board's new government will "help the province".

Jose Entrena is the president of Diputacion.

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President of the Diputacion, Fernando Perez, hopes that the Board's new government will "help the province".

Jose Entrena is the president of Diputacion. He has reviewed the three years of administration of the regional institution. Its objectives were to protect people, assist municipalities, and encourage economic recovery following the pandemic. Entrena pointed out that they were the government that invested the most money in the region over these years. Only in such works have more than 358 millions euros been spent.

Jose Entrena indicated in section about his relationship to the other administrations that the Junta de Andalucia had "abandoned the Granada city councils" and that he hopes this time with the new government there will be loyalty, collaboration, and "they'll hand" support the province.

They will continue the last year of their mandate from the Diputacion with the goal that the municipalities "does not lack glory" as they face the demographic challenge. He has shown the province's major investments and highlighted the "increased protection" of the most vulnerable. He also highlighted the fact that European funds are coming to different projects, and how 100% of the Edusi in the Metropolitan Area (31.2 million euros) are being implemented.

He also noted that the volume and quality of administrative contracting was "extraordinary" because of the European-funded programs, as well as the suspension of compliance to the spending rule, "which has allowed me to use the remaining Treasury."

Jose Entrena referred to the Provincial Strategy for the Demographic Challenge, Rural Depopulation (Granada se Puebla), which was presented last June 29, by the Diputacion. He stated that the objective is to collaborate with all institutions, social and business organizations starting in September, to reach consensus, and to develop coordinated actions "always with the consent of the city councils from municipalities at risk of depopulation".

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