The Valencian government gives more than 70 million euros of public money to private Opus Dei schools that continue to segregate by sex.

Omissions

• The claim does not specify the time period over which the 70+ million euros is disbursed. Multiple sources indicate the figure corresponds to a multi-year educational concert renewal (until 2031), not an annual amount, which significantly changes the perception of the scale of funding.
• The figure originates from a political complaint by Compromís and has been reported by media outlets, but no primary official source (such as a Generalitat Valenciana budget document or audit report) independently confirming the exact amount was found in the available searches.
• The claim does not mention the number of schools involved (seven) or the mechanism (educational concert renewal), which are relevant contextual details.

Sources

• SecondaryEl Salto DiarioLa Generalitat paga 72 millones a colegios del Opus Dei que segregan por sexo. The report states that seven concerted schools belonging to Opus Dei that segregate by sex involve a cost of 72 million euros through the illegal renewal of their educational concerts.
• SecondaryLa SextaHasta 72 millones de dinero público habrían comprometido los Gobiernos de Mazón y Pérez Llorca para colegios del Opus Dei. The report notes that these centers segregate students by sex, which Compromís has denounced as illegal.
• SecondaryEl PaísCompromís has denounced that the Valencian government has renewed until 2031 the educational concerts of 7 schools linked to Opus Dei that in practice segregate by sex. The renewal represents a multi-year public funding commitment.
• SecondaryDemócrataCompromís takes to the Court of Auditors the alleged illegal financing of 72.6 million to Opus Dei schools that segregate by sex in the Valencian Community.