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スペインの財政赤字削減政策で、映画館や劇場や音楽会などの割引付加価値税8%を一般付加価値税21%に値上げするのに反対して、映画関係者などが文化省前で抗議集会
GUILLOTINA PARA LA CULTURA
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GATE FOR CULTURE
Javier Bardem: "They are carrying the future of a generation"
Familiar faces from the world of culture and industry professionals anonymous cry in the streets against the VAT hike
D. Verdú / R. Garcia 19 JUL 2012 - 20:11 CET
Javier Bardem: "They are carrying the future of a generation"
Familiar faces from the world of culture and industry professionals anonymous cry in the streets against the VAT hike
D. Verdú / R. Garcia 19 JUL 2012 - 20:11 CET
What that culture is not a luxury, slogan for the convening of the demonstration this afternoon outside the Ministry of Culture, is poised to stop being a reality in Spain. The recently approved increase in VAT (from September) from 8% to 21% on all kinds of cultural shows met today antirrecortes day of demonstrations across the country, thousands of people in Madrid's Plaza del Rey. The protest that money should be passed on to the consumer or the employer, who no longer had enough room for even lately to make ends meet. Farewell to have a powerful cartel in music festivals in Spain (one of the few business proposals that work in this country), or have full movie theaters, or well-paid actors and musicians. The rise will eat the artists of the middle class. Esquilmará the Spanish art scene. Or at least their way of life. Worse: we all felt called not raise more. As one of the first participants in the demonstration, 21% of zero is zero.
Barcelona and Madrid have called concentrations Urquinaona Square and King's Square (opposite the Ministry of Culture) to cry out against the rise has been approved earlier in the Congress. The manifestation of Madrid had been brewing for several days. This time not so much through social networks like chain emails and word of mouth. From art galleries like Joan Aizpuru, very active in the protest, sound technicians and lighting of theaters (such as the Teatro Real) and concert halls. The Government of Rajoy as Aznar did, has managed to unite and take to the streets back to the Spanish culture. The film industry was among the first to arrive. The director Jose Luis Garcia Sanchez thought suppression following: "The most profitable for this country that the money would be dedicated to banks devoted to culture, because it creates wealth and labor."
The Government of Rajoy as Aznar did, has managed to unite and take to the streets back to the Spanish culture
First timid signs that have been remembered that the charge for football is 10%. Then a beep honk has ended. But 20 minutes after the time of the call, the square was at the top. The actor Javier Bardem, with his brother Carlos Bardem and Juan Diego Botto, arrived on time for the appointment: "I'm here because it is an injustice take responsibility for the financial sector and crush the unemployed, the sick and the lower class. They are carrying the future of a generation. The increase in VAT in culture is the last straw to break the industry. " His colleague Boto was a little further in the analysis of the situation. "The increase in VAT is a way to drive people out of the cinema and theater. It is a measure unjust and useless. Not going to get what they want to raise. It is incredible that here in Spain has been a deficit, which has been is a private debt caused by real estate companies and banks and socialize the debt now. " The gallery Oliva Araunah, actors Carlos Iglesias, Pilar Bardem, Loles Leon and Dafne Fernandez also showed themselves in concentration.
According to a survey managed by the sector (conducted on a sample of 1,000 people), 87% of people believed to reduce or modify their attendance at cultural events from September. Culture has been grouped by sector and has launched manifestos of all kinds. Even the press has joined in some cases (such as music magazines) and has signed its own statement. The rise puts Spain at the head of European countries to tax culture. One thing that will cause, among other things, that you can not compete on a level with institutions, festivals and European galleries. At saber VAT must be added the 10% already pay royalties to the SGAE, bringing the toll to mount a cultural show in 31% of revenues.
Barcelona and Madrid have called concentrations Urquinaona Square and King's Square (opposite the Ministry of Culture) to cry out against the rise has been approved earlier in the Congress. The manifestation of Madrid had been brewing for several days. This time not so much through social networks like chain emails and word of mouth. From art galleries like Joan Aizpuru, very active in the protest, sound technicians and lighting of theaters (such as the Teatro Real) and concert halls. The Government of Rajoy as Aznar did, has managed to unite and take to the streets back to the Spanish culture. The film industry was among the first to arrive. The director Jose Luis Garcia Sanchez thought suppression following: "The most profitable for this country that the money would be dedicated to banks devoted to culture, because it creates wealth and labor."
The Government of Rajoy as Aznar did, has managed to unite and take to the streets back to the Spanish culture
First timid signs that have been remembered that the charge for football is 10%. Then a beep honk has ended. But 20 minutes after the time of the call, the square was at the top. The actor Javier Bardem, with his brother Carlos Bardem and Juan Diego Botto, arrived on time for the appointment: "I'm here because it is an injustice take responsibility for the financial sector and crush the unemployed, the sick and the lower class. They are carrying the future of a generation. The increase in VAT in culture is the last straw to break the industry. " His colleague Boto was a little further in the analysis of the situation. "The increase in VAT is a way to drive people out of the cinema and theater. It is a measure unjust and useless. Not going to get what they want to raise. It is incredible that here in Spain has been a deficit, which has been is a private debt caused by real estate companies and banks and socialize the debt now. " The gallery Oliva Araunah, actors Carlos Iglesias, Pilar Bardem, Loles Leon and Dafne Fernandez also showed themselves in concentration.
According to a survey managed by the sector (conducted on a sample of 1,000 people), 87% of people believed to reduce or modify their attendance at cultural events from September. Culture has been grouped by sector and has launched manifestos of all kinds. Even the press has joined in some cases (such as music magazines) and has signed its own statement. The rise puts Spain at the head of European countries to tax culture. One thing that will cause, among other things, that you can not compete on a level with institutions, festivals and European galleries. At saber VAT must be added the 10% already pay royalties to the SGAE, bringing the toll to mount a cultural show in 31% of revenues.
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