ポルトガル政府と、欧州委員会·欧州中央銀行·国際通貨基金との合意では、ポルトガルの労働者の社会保険料を11%から18%に引き上げるのを止める代わりに、税金を引き上げることで協約
Portugal pacta con la Troika subir los impuestos a cambio de no bajar salarios
El Gobierno debe acometer recortes extra de 1.500 millones durante el próximo año
C. P. Bruselas 2 OCT 2012 - 18:53 CET
Portugal agrees with the Troika raise taxes in exchange for not lowering wages
The Government must undertake extra cuts 1,500 million over the next year
C. P. Brussels 2 OCT 2012 - 18:53 CET
There will eventually cut wages in Portugal to bolster productivity. The Troika (made by the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund) has reached an agreement with the Portuguese government on new cuts to be applied to meet the deficit target to replace the salary adjustment for all workers, that has been taken by the strong social rejection.
"The Commission, together with the other institutions of the Troika, has reached a technical agreement on the revised memorandum of understanding [associated with the rescue of 78,000 million requested Portugal last year]," said the spokesman for Economic Affairs, Simon O'Connor. Lisbon rise, presumably, the income tax to offset the withdrawal of the announced increase in social contributions of workers (from 11% to 18%).
Portugal plans to close the year with a fall in GDP of 3%. In 2013, the recession is also worse than expected, 1%, forcing the Conservative government of Pedro Passos Coelho to undertake extra cuts 1,500 million euros next year, in addition to nearly 5,000 million snip that Lisbon had promised to clamp the budget deficit.
Forced by the Troika, the Government announced a few days ago with an internal devaluation lowering security contributions for firms and increases somewhat higher for workers. Portuguese society erupted, the government had to step back and start asking socialist opposition election. Leftist parties prepared a motion of censure against the Executive.
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