スペインの元大統領のホセ=ロドリゲス=サパテロ(Jose Luis Rodriguez zapatero)は、今は、スペイン政府は、欧州中央銀行に、スペイン国債の購入を申請しないほうが良いと発言。引き換えに厳しい条件の、国民の80%が反対している年金改革を迫られるのを恐れてか？
Zapatero coincide con Rajoy en que no es conveniente pedir ahora el rescate
El expresidente también se muestra convencido de que el referéndum catalán no se celebrará
El País Madrid 21 DIC 2012 - 18:45 CET
Rajoy Zapatero match that is not convenient order now rescue
The president also is convinced that the referendum will not be held Catalan
The Country Madrid 21 DIC 2012 - 18:45 CET
"Today is better not to ask for ransom." The criterion of former Minister Luis Rodriguez Zapatero in this area coincides with that of Mariano Rajoy, on Wednesday, in the Congress of Deputies, said his executive if he had taken a decision. This is not asking. Although this does not mean, he added that in the future choose to apply.
Zapatero believes that, today, the "more convenient" for Spain is not asking the rescue, but stressed that "the government has all the data, all the information" so we have to "trust" the decisions . In an interview in LaSexta, Zapatero said that "with what we know today" his view is that "it is better not to ask for ransom." "With the economic crisis we have, it seems the wrong time to raise all this choice," he said.
"But the government has all the data, information, and you have to have that confidence in your decision making," she added. The president recalled that rescue involves "conditions that compromise public policy and sovereignty." "If you can avoid it is more reasonable," he said before adding: "We could get rid of the threat of rescue if the ECB to act more than acts as the central bank of all in the same proportion."
Zapatero question "vocation independence" of Mas
As for the referendum on the independence of Catalonia, the president was convinced that "not held" because the Constitution "does not include the right to decide." Zapatero also said that "no doubt" that the CiU and ERC leaders "know very well that they can carry out the program that have been approved" and questioned the "vocation independence" of the Catalan president, Artur Mas,
In his view, the way to address the situation in Catalonia is "always difficult path of dialogue and understanding." Former President of the Government (2004-2011) and current member of the State Council has opined that Spain "can deliver the ransom" and that "with the data we now know it is best not ask."
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