スペインの財務大臣のクリストバル=モントロは議会で2013年の国家予算案について説明
Montoro: “Son los Presupuestos más sociales de la democracia”
El ministro defiende en solitario en el Congreso las cuentas ante las 11 enmiendas a la totalidad del resto de grupos
El País Madrid 23 OCT 2012 - 18:04 CET
Montoro: "Budgets are the most social of democracy"
Minister defends alone in Congress bills before the 11 amendments to all the other groups
The Country Madrid 23 OCT 2012 - 18:04 CET
"They are more social budgets in the history of Spanish democracy", said Finance Minister Cristobal Montoro, in his defense of the public accounts for 2013 made in Congress. His statement caused the interruption of his speech, and that has caused a strong rumor among the opposition benches. "Out of 100 euros, 63 are devoted to social spending," he argued Montoro, who reiterated that "never happened in a proposal for a government in a democracy."
The finance minister has alluded to the reduction of public investment, which has justified the need for the reduction of public debt but has insisted on emphasizing the social nature of budgets. Thus, the government has maintained that efforts are asking "but these efforts do not forget the weakest and are committed to those most in need, including tax increases, being weighted and equitable" as alleged.
Montoro also took the opportunity to make a reference, not to Catalonia explicit in saying that "in Spain makes no sense to create political instability, like distracting political objectives which should be the first objective is to combat the crisis." "There are politicians who, like not fight against the crisis, prefer to raise political flags," said the minister.
In response to the intervention of the minister, the Socialist spokesman, Soraya Rodriguez, summed up the approach of Montoro calling it a "liar." "We are credible, they are not real and are to be modified," said the Socialist who also said that these accounts "increases the suffering of the people."
Meanwhile, the spokesman of CiU, Josep Antoni Duran Lleida, has disqualified the intervention of the minister referring to the report of the Bank of Spain at the same time, it has been written that says that GDP continued to fall in the third quarter.
Montoro's intervention has also started a severe criticism by the ERC spokesman, Alfred Bosch, who has said his speech was "an insult to those who have to search containers, they can not afford food for their children in school and for all workers. " "Makes you want to leave the kingdom, to run away," said Catalan.
BNG spokeswoman, Olaia Fernandez, meanwhile concluded that "the government does not hesitate to sacrifice people to save the banks." "It is an evil government to the people," he said. In the same regard he referred Canary Coalition spokesman, Pedro Quevedo, Montoro accused of being "strong with the weak and weak with the strong" and defending a budget that "refuted by reality and all analysts" . "He has made a false speech and a growth forecast nobody believes that," he concluded.
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