The Andalusian government, led by President Juanma Moreno, is mounting a strong opposition against the fiscal agreement between the Spanish government and Catalonia's ERC party.

This deal, seen as a move to secure Salvador Illa's investiture, is perceived by Andalusian leaders as a threat to the constitutional consensus and financial equity among Spain's autonomous communities.

Carolina España, Andalusia's Economy Minister, has formally requested an urgent meeting of the Fiscal and Financial Policy Council to address concerns over the Catalan fiscal arrangement.

The Andalusian administration argues that this agreement undermines the principle of solidarity and equality enshrined in the Spanish Constitution, potentially creating "first and second-class" citizens.

Moreno has warned of potential mobilizations if the fiscal model proceeds, emphasizing the historical precedent of Andalusian protests for equal treatment.

The controversy highlights ongoing tensions over regional financing and autonomy in Spain.