The Valencian regional government’s budget has been approved, marking a significant political shift. The budget passed with the support of the Popular Party (PP) and the far-right Vox party, representing the first time in Spain a regional budget explicitly includes the concept of "national priority"—a key demand from Vox. This approval signals a growing alignment between the PP and Vox, despite previous reservations. The Generalitat, led by Juanfran Pérez Llorca, now has a financial plan for the region. Critics argue the "national priority" clause could lead to discriminatory policies. The budget’s passage underscores the increasing influence of the far-right in Spanish regional politics and raises questions about future governance. This agreement demonstrates a willingness to compromise from the PP to secure a governing majority.