スペイン大統領のマリアノ=ラホイ(Mariano Rajoy)氏は、スペインの欧州中央銀行によるスペイン国債の購入による国家予算財政赤字による流動資金欠乏への財政融資救援へについて、曖昧な態度、発言
Rajoy mantiene la incertidumbre sobre el segundo rescate
El presidente del Ejecutivo dice que hará "todo lo conveniente para los intereses de los españoles"
El Gobierno español ayudará a Cataluña como en "muchas otras ocasiones", ha dicho el dirigente
El País Madrid 28 AGO 2012 - 16:03 CET
Rajoy remains uncertainty about the second bailout
Executive President says he will do "whatever is in the interests of the Spanish"
The Spanish government help Catalonia and "many other occasions," said the leader
The Country Madrid 28 AGO 2012 - 16:03 CET
Uncertainty over a second bailout for Spain remains. The Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, and the highest representative of the European Council, Herman Van Rompuy, has refused after the meeting Tuesday that there is any negotiation for intervention. Asked about the sustainability of Spanish debt without a bailout and the conditions that lead, Rajoy has simply make sure that "everything is in the interests of the Spanish." Van Rompuy has qualified these statements to clarify that it is at the request of the Spanish government bailout. "Spain has taken courageous commitments," he said.
Rajoy said he has conveyed to Van Rompuy that "Spain will continue the reforms needed to end the crisis." "We have reiterated the need for this effort we are all" added Rajoy, who has called for "greater economic integration and the achievement of economic and monetary union". The Prime Minister has described as "very important" to have a joint bank in December. On a hypothetical Greece leaving the euro zone, the president said that it "would be a collective failure of Europe", and that we must strengthen the euro, which is "irreversible".
The Spanish prime minister has argued that the main problem in some European economies in the short term is that "being funded at a price that has nothing to do with the fundamentals of the economy".
The president of the European Council began private borrowing refiéndose Spain derivative property boom. Van Rompuy has emphasized the recognition of "all European partners" of the efforts made by the country. However, it has been argued that it is necessary "to implement reforms fully."
The leader of the European Council held that if the financial market challenges persist "European leaders have shown their willingness to help Spain". "Progress in the banking union is urgent," Van Rompuy has alleged. To this end the Commission will make legislative proposals in September.
Regarding the redemption request by Catalonia announced Tuesday, Rajoy has said the priority is to solve problems, not create controversy. The Spanish State has stressed, help the autonomous region as "on many other occasions."
Van Rompuy has defended its great sensitivity to federalism. Still, from the European point of view, fiscal and economic goals are for "the country as a whole." The way in which Spain agreed to achieve these goals is the responsibility of the country.
The president of the Spanish government on Tuesday started a busy international agenda during which he will meet with European partners. The President of the European Council, Herman Van Rompuy, has been the first holds a meeting with the chief executive to discuss the economic situation in Spain and tackle the project of banking and fiscal union will be discussed at the October summit.
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Heads of State and Government agreed at the last summit in June that the European Financial Stability Mechanism (ESM), the permanent bailout fund, could be used to directly recapitalize troubled financial institutions once they implement a supervisor only bank in the eurozone where the European Central Bank to play a key role and flexible accepted bailout funds so they could buy sovereign debt.
The prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, has stressed the urgent need to implement the decisions taken in June, especially the banking union project, although it has made clear that it will decide whether to attend the European rescue fund to buy bonds Spanish debt until the European Central Bank is expected to approve detail what actions on their part to help stabilize the markets, which is expected on September 6.
The creation of the single banking supervisor is essential for Spain because it will allow the bank bailout of up to 100,000 million euros approved by the Eurogroup on 20 July to recapitalize Spanish banks that need not be counted as debt is transferred once management of the funds of the current European Financial Stability Fund available to the ESM.
Proof of this is that Rajoy urged in a letter in early August President of the European Council and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso that "at least" the union bank is approved in the December summit, to permit its launch in January 2013.
After meeting with Van Rompuy, on Thursday Rajoy receive French President François Hollande, to try new measures that European leaders should take in order to tackle the crisis. The following Thursday, the 6th of September, German Chancellor Angela Merkel will travel to Madrid to meet with Spanish President, who will close a meeting of German Hispanic investors who aspires to open business opportunities in both directions.
On September 11, Rajoy also will meet with Prime Minister Moncloa Finland, one of the countries most hit places come to the aid of their southern partners, while 21 of the same month will travel to Rome to meet again with the Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti, who visited Spain in early August.
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