A widely shared post on X claims that an official list exists naming women to whom Isabel Díaz Ayuso allegedly paid €14,000 per child in Madrid. The text does not display these names or specify how many beneficiaries there are.
The circulating X post focuses on a sum of **€14,000** per child in **Madrid**. It attributes this payment to the President of the Community of Madrid, **Isabel Díaz Ayuso**. The message adds a controversial element: it mentions an official list containing the names of female beneficiaries. However, the visible content does not reproduce those names nor provide a count.
## What is known about the list and the amount
The text asserts that the list exists and can be heard. It does not indicate how many women appear on it, nor the dates of the payments, nor the eligibility requirements.
It also fails to clarify whether this is a complete or partial list. The figure of **€14,000** is associated with childbirth incentives in **Madrid**, but no further details are provided in the visible portion.
## Why beneficiary names matter
Publishing the names of individuals receiving public funds touches upon issues of public money management and data protection. Such a list could be legal if it complies with regulations, but its unverified dissemination fuels doubt.
The post invites users to listen to the content rather than check an official source. Without such verification, the only solid fact is the existence of the claim itself: **€14,000** per child, **Madrid**, and the name **Ayuso**. Any interpretation regarding legality or figures requires consulting official sources.
Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication.
Read the full discussion (9 replies).