Villacarrillo will have 4.1 million for its courthouse in 2027

The Villacarrillo court building will receive 4,162,960 euros in the Junta de Andalucía's 2027 budget project. It is the largest allocation that the Regional Ministry of Tourism, Justice, Deregulation and Local Administration reserves for court infrastructure in the province of Jaén, as detailed by the Andalusian Government. In the capital, the accounts allocate 1,119,445 euros to start the Ciudad de la Justicia project, a first step before its later development. The ministry led by second vice-president Manuel Gavira also includes 16,000 euros for a prefabricated waiting module for relatives and visitors at a juvenile justice detention centre.

The Tourism area includes 71,993 euros for the second phase of the Plan Turístico de Grandes Ciudades de Jaén and 440,000 euros to improve services in the province's tourist municipalities. A further 500,000 euros are added for tourism experiences in emerging segments and 990,000 euros for infrastructure for small and medium-sized tourism companies. These forecasts are pending execution through the corresponding procedures. The ministry's total budget for Andalusia in 2027 amounts to 1,081,091,503 euros and also includes administrative simplification and support for municipalities through MEINFRA, FECLIMA and municipal digitalisation.

The draft Budget Law of Andalusia for 2027 was approved on October 30 by the Governing Council and is endowed with 54,716.7 million euros. It reflects the agreement between the Partido Popular and VOX, with measures such as a 0.25-point cut in personal income tax, a 99 % relief in inheritance tax in certain cases of inheritance of a habitual residence between siblings, and new deductions for families. The accounts foresee a 22 % increase in housing, up to 954.6 million euros, a fund of 15 million for agriculture and 761 million for water policies. In public services, more than 160 new posts in courts and tribunals are contemplated. Two out of every three euros go to social policies, up to 35,246.7 million. The text includes 4,066.1 million euros of provincialised investment, 69 % of the total, and remains subject to its parliamentary processing and approval.