Huesca Provincial Council: the PP rejects the PSOE's four proposals

The extraordinary Plenary of the Provincial Council of Huesca rejected on November 6, 2026, the four resolution proposals presented by the PSOE Group regarding housing, education, and the regulation of biogas plants. The vote ended with 13 votes against, all from the PP Group, and 10 votes in favor. The extract of the agreements is published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Huesca number 215, corresponding to Tuesday, November 10, 2026 (reference BOPH-2026-215002).

The session was held at 1:00 PM and was presided over by the president of the corporation, Isaac Claver Ortigosa. The act was witnessed by the general secretary, Aránzazu Calvo González, with the assistance of the deputy auditor, Sebastián Gracia Santuy. The certification of the agreement was issued by the acting general secretary, M.ª Teresa Lacruz Lázaro, along with the approval of the president, in Huesca, on November 9, 2026.

According to the certification, 21 deputies attended in addition to the president, while Rosa Altabás Aventín and Enrique Pueyo García excused their attendance. The distribution of the 23 votes cast—13 against and 10 in favor—depicts a corporation with an absolute majority for the PP Group against the PSOE Group, which failed to pass any of its initiatives.

Four rejected proposals

The four items on the agenda met the same fate, with an identical result in each vote: rejection by absolute majority with 13 votes against and 10 in favor.

• Proposal on the housing situation in the province of Huesca.
• Proposal to recover dialogue and trust between the educational Administration and the educational centers of the province.
• Proposal on the educational situation in the province and the need to strengthen the response of the Provincial Education Service.
• Proposal relating to the regulation of biogas plant facilities.

The certified text does not include debate or speaking turns, but only the result of each vote, meaning the rejection occurred without modifications or transactional amendments recorded in the extract.

Housing and education, axes of the political struggle

Two of the four initiatives addressed access to housing and the functioning of the educational system within the provincial scope. The third, dedicated to the relationship between the educational Administration and the centers, expressly raised the need to recover dialogue and mutual trust; the fourth called for strengthening the response of the Provincial Education Service in light of the educational situation of the territory.

The educational block thus concentrated two of the four proposals, while housing occupied its own initiative focused on the situation of the residential market in the province of Huesca.

Biogas, a matter of current regulation

The fourth proposal arrives at a time of municipal regulatory activity regarding these facilities. That same month, the Lascellas-Ponzano City Council initially approved, in a plenary session on November 4, 2026, the regulatory ordinance for the activities of biogas, biomethane, composting, or treatment and disposal of organic waste or by-products within its municipal boundaries.

That agreement, published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Huesca number 214, dated November 9, 2026 (reference BOPH-2026-214026), opened a public exhibition period of 30 business days for submitting claims, in accordance with the local regime and local administration regulations of Aragon.

Pending approval of the minutes

The extract is issued subject to the terms resulting from the approval of the corresponding minutes, as provided for in Article 206 of the Regulation of Organization, Operation, and Legal Regime of Local Entities. It is, therefore, a plenary agreement valid for certification purposes, but subject to subsequent ratification of the minutes in the following session.

The rejection of the four proposals closes the agenda of a monographic extraordinary Plenary and leaves the PSOE Group without any approved initiatives regarding housing, education, and biogas in this session.

The result consolidates the absolute majority position of the PP Group in the Provincial Council of Huesca and sets the provincial political agenda for the final stretch of the year. For the affected municipalities, especially those in the vicinity of biogas facilities and those depending on the response from the Provincial Education Service, the agreement implies that the demands conveyed by the PSOE Group will not have the support of the Plenary and must be channeled through other administrative routes.

Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Huesca, no. 215, November 10, 2026, Local Administration, page 7 (official reference: BOPH-2026-215002).