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Los documentos del rescate que el Gobierno ha ocultado a España
Holanda, Alemania y Finlandia votan el rescate español, pero España ni lo debate
Los parlamentos de esos países han difundido los documentos de la operación
Rescue documents the government has hidden from Spain
Netherlands, Germany and Finland voted to rescue Spanish, but Spain and the discussion
The parliaments of these countries have placed the documents of the transaction
Miguel Jimenez Madrid 19 JUL 2012 - 00:00 CET
Netherlands, Germany and Finland voted to rescue Spanish, but Spain and the discussion
The parliaments of these countries have placed the documents of the transaction
Miguel Jimenez Madrid 19 JUL 2012 - 00:00 CET
The Spanish Government has asked the European bailout to recapitalize the banks. This operation has put Spain under all international sources. Supposed to ask for a contribution up to EUR 100,000 million will swell the public debt. And yet, the Spanish Parliament has not debated or decided on the bailout, which the Government has just given to Congress, beyond a passing reference in the discussion of the cuts that starred Mariano Rajoy or some parliamentary question at meetings of government control.
The contrast is more brutal because they are the parliaments of other European countries which themselves are debating and voting on a bailout that mainly affects Spain. The Dutch parliament, the German Bundestag and the Finnish Parliament voted the conditions which govern the Spanish financial system, while the Spanish Parliament did not know.
Moreover, for Members of these countries could form judgment and vote accordingly, the governments of their countries have made available a stream of documents on the Spanish rescue that the government of Mariano Rajoy has remained hidden. With these documents we have known what was forecast expenditure, which potential use of the funds were opened or what he thought the European Union on our ability to repay the bailout money.
Government sources indicate that we have preferred to wait until the documents are formally adopted, which should occur at the Eurogroup meeting on Friday.
What are the documents from Spanish rescue?
■ Among the documents of the Spanish rescue, the most important is the so-called Memorandum of Understanding. Is it clear what the 32 conditions on the financial sector has to meet the Spanish Government and within what time frame to receive bailout money. Also, is it clear that Spain should implement fully the recommendations of the European Commission on economic policy, as the increase in VAT or elimination of the deduction for company housing, and obeyed by the Government. The MOU was known internationally when he unveiled THE COUNTRY on its website on 10th July. However, even though at that time became a public domain document, the Spanish Government still does not spread and was officially the Dutch government which published it on his website days later.■ Along with that document, the Dutch government also facilitated the analysis of the suitability of Spain to receive the ransom. This document is a disturbing conclusion. Notes that "Spain appears to have sufficient capacity to repay the loan based on the assumption that funding costs fall from current high levels." Something I read in the opposite direction, calling into question the sustainability of the Spanish debt at current rates. The document, of course, is available on the website of the Dutch government. Spain has not made public.■ The Dutch government released a document even supposedly "confidential" European Financial Stability Fund, said the proposed bailout fund for a mechanism to facilitate the rescue of Spain to recapitalize the banks. Thanks to the dissemination of this document was known that it was estimated that the bad bank would have 25,000 million euros, which would have outlays in four installments and how it was calculated for each of these sections, all of it information that the Spanish government also failed to provide a public opinion.■ It was the Finnish Government, through its Minister of Finance, Jutta Urpilainen, not Spanish, he announced that Spain and Finland had reached an agreement that gave Spain to Finland through the Deposit Guarantee Fund a guarantee of 770 million for repayment of the bailout. In this case, it must be said that the difference was a matter of hours and that the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness also provided detailed information.■ The final document of the Spanish public has learned through the publication by foreign institutions is one which today accounts COUNTRY, made available by the German parliament Bundestag. Is a key document of the bailout, the second largest after the memorandum of understanding. This Framework Agreement for Financial Assistance Mechanism, ie, the contract between Spain and the European Financial Stability Fund, and includes important new features. The main one is that the terms of that contract with the bailout fund contemplates that, with a simplified procedure, Spain may request that the bailout money on the recapitalization of banks, is used for the purchase of public debt in both the primary market (new issues) and the secondary. In addition, German parliamentarians have also had access to the memorandum of understanding and other documents from Spanish rescue of those who do not yet have (except for the media) the Spanish deputies.
The contrast is more brutal because they are the parliaments of other European countries which themselves are debating and voting on a bailout that mainly affects Spain. The Dutch parliament, the German Bundestag and the Finnish Parliament voted the conditions which govern the Spanish financial system, while the Spanish Parliament did not know.
Moreover, for Members of these countries could form judgment and vote accordingly, the governments of their countries have made available a stream of documents on the Spanish rescue that the government of Mariano Rajoy has remained hidden. With these documents we have known what was forecast expenditure, which potential use of the funds were opened or what he thought the European Union on our ability to repay the bailout money.
Government sources indicate that we have preferred to wait until the documents are formally adopted, which should occur at the Eurogroup meeting on Friday.
What are the documents from Spanish rescue?
■ Among the documents of the Spanish rescue, the most important is the so-called Memorandum of Understanding. Is it clear what the 32 conditions on the financial sector has to meet the Spanish Government and within what time frame to receive bailout money. Also, is it clear that Spain should implement fully the recommendations of the European Commission on economic policy, as the increase in VAT or elimination of the deduction for company housing, and obeyed by the Government. The MOU was known internationally when he unveiled THE COUNTRY on its website on 10th July. However, even though at that time became a public domain document, the Spanish Government still does not spread and was officially the Dutch government which published it on his website days later.■ Along with that document, the Dutch government also facilitated the analysis of the suitability of Spain to receive the ransom. This document is a disturbing conclusion. Notes that "Spain appears to have sufficient capacity to repay the loan based on the assumption that funding costs fall from current high levels." Something I read in the opposite direction, calling into question the sustainability of the Spanish debt at current rates. The document, of course, is available on the website of the Dutch government. Spain has not made public.■ The Dutch government released a document even supposedly "confidential" European Financial Stability Fund, said the proposed bailout fund for a mechanism to facilitate the rescue of Spain to recapitalize the banks. Thanks to the dissemination of this document was known that it was estimated that the bad bank would have 25,000 million euros, which would have outlays in four installments and how it was calculated for each of these sections, all of it information that the Spanish government also failed to provide a public opinion.■ It was the Finnish Government, through its Minister of Finance, Jutta Urpilainen, not Spanish, he announced that Spain and Finland had reached an agreement that gave Spain to Finland through the Deposit Guarantee Fund a guarantee of 770 million for repayment of the bailout. In this case, it must be said that the difference was a matter of hours and that the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness also provided detailed information.■ The final document of the Spanish public has learned through the publication by foreign institutions is one which today accounts COUNTRY, made available by the German parliament Bundestag. Is a key document of the bailout, the second largest after the memorandum of understanding. This Framework Agreement for Financial Assistance Mechanism, ie, the contract between Spain and the European Financial Stability Fund, and includes important new features. The main one is that the terms of that contract with the bailout fund contemplates that, with a simplified procedure, Spain may request that the bailout money on the recapitalization of banks, is used for the purchase of public debt in both the primary market (new issues) and the secondary. In addition, German parliamentarians have also had access to the memorandum of understanding and other documents from Spanish rescue of those who do not yet have (except for the media) the Spanish deputies.
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