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El PSC y el PPC ven favorable para Cataluña el rescate financiero
ICV pide a CiU que los nuevos recursos no se utilicen para bajar los impuestos de los más ricos
ERC critica la incoherencia del Gobierno catalán al pedir la independencia fiscal y el rescate
The PSC and PPC Catalonia are favorable for the bailout
ICV CiU asks that new resources are not used to lower taxes for the richest
ERC criticizes the inconsistency of the Catalan government to demand independence and rescue tax
David García Vázquez Barcelona 24 JUL 2012 - 18:20 CET
ICV CiU asks that new resources are not used to lower taxes for the richest
ERC criticizes the inconsistency of the Catalan government to demand independence and rescue tax
David García Vázquez Barcelona 24 JUL 2012 - 18:20 CET
The first secretary of the PSC, Pere Navarro, has talked this afternoon about the announcement of the Government to benefit from the Liquidity Fund Autonomous central government and has shown support for his party's intentions Executive Artur Mas, "The President I has said that it is not a bailout. I believe in what the President says. " In addition, Navarro has reached out to the President and his party has "available to the Executive Catalan in a situation as" difficult and complicated "as is.
From the PP, have asked CiU not ashamed of the lack of liquidity of the Government, and to recognize that they can not pay what they owe. Spokesperson training, Enric Millo, stressed that the government of Mas should call things "by name". Millo has triumphed "institutional loyalty" state to "make available to the communities this financing instrument."
Joan Herrera, secretary general of ICV, has asked the Catalan government to call "things by name," referring to the name - "ICO 4" - who has used this afternoon, the spokesman of the Catalan Government, Francesc Homs, to refer the bailout. "Herrera has also demanded that the new resources to obtain the Government are intended for" social welfare and not for lower taxes on the rich. "
ERC, the voice of his spokeswoman, Anna Simó, has criticized the lack of consistency which boasts the Executive Catalan: "No point in asking the fiscal independence and secondly ask the state and intervene to rescue you." To Simó, the central government due to the Catalans 11,000 million euros, and new resources provinientes Rescue, "by which you will pay interest," he pointed out, will go to what the state wants.
Ciutadans deputy, Jordi Cañas, has described that Mas is making a fool as he did in early June Rajoy: "I call whatever they call it, is a rescue." Uriel Bertran, Catalan Solidarity deputy per la Independencia, has advocated the sovereigntist process of Catalonia: "In this intervention, we say that Mas has two choices, or do as Murcia and ransom, or do like Holland and independence from Spain to Netherlands to become the Mediterranean, a prosperous and rich country that does not require the purchase of Spain. " For lastl, Joan Laporta, a member of mixed group crosses out the measure as "the world upside down" because it involves asking for money to "who does not meet its obligations."
Salvador Guillermo, director of economics at the main business organization Catalan Fomento del Trabajo Nacional, has called the bailout request by the Executive of the Government to the Spanish Government as "correct" and wanted to clarify that "there is a rescue. " For William, Catalonia needs immediate source of funds and resorting to the ICO "is reasonable," but remember you have to see "the considerations that are imposed" from the central government. In any case, William recalled that the authorities can not spend more than they earn, and warns that the Catalan Executive should undertake "measures to stimulate the economy."
The CCOO spokesman, Dolors Llobet, also thinks that the bailout is negative. "The autonomous communities need resources for social policies," said Llobet, and warns that the failure to ensure the liquidity of the Government can not "undermine the ability of self-government." Llobet has qualified, "if you have already borrowed money from Europe, why not Spain?".
The union spokesman CiU reminded that this whole situation is given by the "law of budgetary stability, which they supported in Congress," and claims that since joining the government, nationalist education "has only used its self to eliminate the inheritance tax, canceling social policies. "
From the PP, have asked CiU not ashamed of the lack of liquidity of the Government, and to recognize that they can not pay what they owe. Spokesperson training, Enric Millo, stressed that the government of Mas should call things "by name". Millo has triumphed "institutional loyalty" state to "make available to the communities this financing instrument."
Joan Herrera, secretary general of ICV, has asked the Catalan government to call "things by name," referring to the name - "ICO 4" - who has used this afternoon, the spokesman of the Catalan Government, Francesc Homs, to refer the bailout. "Herrera has also demanded that the new resources to obtain the Government are intended for" social welfare and not for lower taxes on the rich. "
ERC, the voice of his spokeswoman, Anna Simó, has criticized the lack of consistency which boasts the Executive Catalan: "No point in asking the fiscal independence and secondly ask the state and intervene to rescue you." To Simó, the central government due to the Catalans 11,000 million euros, and new resources provinientes Rescue, "by which you will pay interest," he pointed out, will go to what the state wants.
Ciutadans deputy, Jordi Cañas, has described that Mas is making a fool as he did in early June Rajoy: "I call whatever they call it, is a rescue." Uriel Bertran, Catalan Solidarity deputy per la Independencia, has advocated the sovereigntist process of Catalonia: "In this intervention, we say that Mas has two choices, or do as Murcia and ransom, or do like Holland and independence from Spain to Netherlands to become the Mediterranean, a prosperous and rich country that does not require the purchase of Spain. " For lastl, Joan Laporta, a member of mixed group crosses out the measure as "the world upside down" because it involves asking for money to "who does not meet its obligations."
Salvador Guillermo, director of economics at the main business organization Catalan Fomento del Trabajo Nacional, has called the bailout request by the Executive of the Government to the Spanish Government as "correct" and wanted to clarify that "there is a rescue. " For William, Catalonia needs immediate source of funds and resorting to the ICO "is reasonable," but remember you have to see "the considerations that are imposed" from the central government. In any case, William recalled that the authorities can not spend more than they earn, and warns that the Catalan Executive should undertake "measures to stimulate the economy."
The CCOO spokesman, Dolors Llobet, also thinks that the bailout is negative. "The autonomous communities need resources for social policies," said Llobet, and warns that the failure to ensure the liquidity of the Government can not "undermine the ability of self-government." Llobet has qualified, "if you have already borrowed money from Europe, why not Spain?".
The union spokesman CiU reminded that this whole situation is given by the "law of budgetary stability, which they supported in Congress," and claims that since joining the government, nationalist education "has only used its self to eliminate the inheritance tax, canceling social policies. "
PSCとPPCカタルーニャ救済のために良好である
ICV CIUは、新しいリソースが豊富な税金を下げるために使用されていないことを要求
ERCは、需要の独立性と救助税にカタロニア政府の矛盾を批判
デビッド·ガルシア·バスケスバルセロナ24 JUL 2012 - 18:20 CET
ICV CIUは、新しいリソースが豊富な税金を下げるために使用されていないことを要求
ERCは、需要の独立性と救助税にカタロニア政府の矛盾を批判
デビッド·ガルシア·バスケスバルセロナ24 JUL 2012 - 18:20 CET
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