During the same plenary session, the Social Council secretary set out the Social Council’s own Budget and Action Plan, which with a slight reduction of 0.13% compared to 2020 is 509,119.96 euros for 2021.
The aim of the initiative is to enable the Canary Islands to be connected to prosperity and an economy with greater added value and increased diversity and sustainability. Ten experts and over 50 contributors have worked on the document.
The rector of the ULPGC, Rafael Robaina, has presented to the Social Council the main undertakings carried out during his mandate, which began in 2017 and will soon come to an end with the upcoming election of a successor.
The coordinator and head of science at the ULPGC Organisation for the Economic and Fiscal Regime of the Canary Islands [Cátedra REF] and author of this third volume in the collection, Salvador Miranda Calderín, has analysed the primary strengths and shortcomings of the privileges [fueros] granted to the Canary Islands.