スペインのマリアノ=ラホイ大統領は,消費者に不利な住宅ローンの法律の改正を確約
Rajoy se prepara para cambiar la ley “con la mayor celeridad posible”
Rajoy asume que habrá que cambiar la ley y dice ahora que es muy antigua
El Gobierno trata de reconducir el varapalo y promete cumplir el fallo
Carlos E. Cué Bruselas 14 MAR 2013 - 22:58 CET
Rajoy prepares to change the law "as quickly as possible"
Rajoy assumed that the law should be changed and now says he is very old
The government is trying to bring back the setback and failure to fulfill promises
Carlos E. Cue Brussels 14 MAR 2013 - 22:58 CET
Although the ruling was long expected, the Government maintained until the last minute of his speech did not want to change the mortgage law. Soraya Saenz de Santamaria, primarily responsible for the shock tactics against evictions that the government presented in November, and Mariano Rajoy himself, insisted to the same Wednesday in the control session in Congress, where touching the mortgage law was risky because it could increase the cost of credit in Spain. Was that a refusal to change the law, which argued that neither the PSOE-touched-ruled the law while not join the pact to antidesahucios. Meanwhile, banking employers pressured to not vary it and concentrate on moratoriums on evictions and aid to families with more problems.
However, the judgment of the European Court changed at a stroke Executive's speech. The president, in a sign of their great ability to adapt their message to the circumstances without altering a muscle, responded quickly to blow. With calm tone, as if nothing had happened, said the ruling will meet and even admitted that the law itself, as criticized by various social groups, is already very old, something that until now no executive stressed.
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"We are studying the judgment," he said upon arriving in Brussels in a brief appearance before reporters with three questions. "I say there are problems we will try to correct procedure, is a law that dates back many years. We will read the judgment, and that there is a processing advantage in Congress will try to adapt to what is asked of us there, "explained the president. At night he added: "It is a law that dates back to time immemorial and the Government must make a decision that respects the judgment and legal certainty. Make a decision as quickly as possible."
At the insistence of the press, Rajoy concluded: "I do not want to talk without having full knowledge of the facts, and I have not yet, but we will follow what we say the sentence."
The government also moved by other speakers who are willing to serve the sentence quickly, but at all times tried to downplay the setback. Both the executive and the People's Party insisted they were waiting for this decision to proceed with the processing of the reform that is currently just in Congress, and did not include anything even remotely like what we now claim European justice. The PP incorporated as amendments reforms now required. But privately nobody dared to deny the impact of the image of a European Court outlawing rule forcing mortgage and especially reform that neither the PSOE in his eight years in office and the PP in its 14 months in full wave of evictions, have dared to undertake under pressure from the banks.
The Minister of Justice, Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, also clearly admitted that the law be reformed. "We take and the commitment that all aspects declared contrary to European legislation will be corrected," he said in the halls of Congress.
The change in position of the Executive is clear. Yet the government still ruling, as did the president on Wednesday in Congress, to approve the payment in retroactively, which is one of the main measures claiming Platform Affected by Mortgage.
Given the social pressure, the government and the PP have been changing their discourse on mortgage law and evictions. First reforms accelerated in November, especially after the scandal caused by a series of suicides. Then came to Congress the legislative initiative of the PAH, with nearly a million signatures. The PP said they would vote against their consideration, and that was his position until the last minute. A new suicide and pressures led the government to change radically and late voted yes to the processing of the ILP. However, it appears that this initiative will come to nothing.
The government hoped that judgment to continue the processing reforms-despite that once considered it very urgently and now concentrate on what he calls the European Court, but is unlikely to respond to requests deeper PAH, yet lived yesterday's judgment as a great success of social pressure.
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