The Government of Navarre and Euskal Herria Bildu have 30 October 2026 an agreement to support the Presupuestos Generales de Navarra 2027 The signing took place at the Palacio de Navarra. Afterwards, the Gobierno de Navarra submitted the draft as an Anteproyecto to parliament.
The budget presented puts the total at €7,284.8 million, with non-financial expenditure of €6,850.6 million. These figures are set out in government documents on the Anteproyecto and are also reflected in the accompanying parliamentary documents. According to those involved, this is the eighth budget that the government led by President María Chivite aims to pass through parliament with the support of EH Bildu .
Political context: Euskal Herria Bildu remains formally outside the coalition and acts as an external supporting partner. In the talks leading up to the agreement, the party emphasised priorities such as housing and strengthening public services. Specific budget lines for these areas are available only in part so far and are to be clarified during the parliamentary process. The government says the pact is intended to provide planning certainty for key departments; detailed allocations to chapters and items will follow.
Procedure and dates: The Gobierno de Navarra submitted the Anteproyecto on 30 October 2026. The parliamentary timetable provides for committee scrutiny and amendments by the groups. The final vote is scheduled for 17 December 2026 . By then, the measures outlined in the agreement document are expected to be translated into binding provisions and funding sources.
The agreement points to the majority needed to pass the 2027 budget and reduces the risk of provisional budget arrangements. However, it remains unclear how fully the political priorities—particularly housing and public services—will be backed by budget allocations. The final shape will depend on parliamentary scrutiny and the balancing of new spending against fiscal constraints.
The agreement follows the legislature’s recent budget processes and continues cooperation between the government and EH Bildu. Implementation now depends on the legislative timetable, which those involved say should allow the budget to be passed before the end of the year.
Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).