Spain Approves Two Decrees Strengthening Family Protection: €824 Million for More Than 760,000 Families
La Moncloa reported on November 10, 2026, that Spain's Council of Ministers approved two royal decree-laws strengthening protection for families with the greatest child-raising support needs, covering single-parent families, low-income large families and families of persons with disabilities.
Minister of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs and Agenda 2030 Pablo Bustinduy said the first decree injects €824 million and will benefit more than 760,000 families totalling over three million people. The second decree consolidates the reform of the dependency care system, with central government investment in the area reaching €7.24 billion in 2027, 50 per cent of the system's total cost.
The Council of Ministers also approved response measures for damage caused by Storm Adam, steps to reinforce railway safety, and the Fourth Strategic Plan for Effective Equality of Women and Men 2026-2029, which contains more than 750 measures. (Source: La Moncloa)
Source: La Moncloa
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