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Rajoy exige un cambio en el BCE para que pueda inyectar dinero en la economía
El jefe del Ejecutivo reclama que el organismo actúe como la Fed o el Banco de Japón
El presidente dice que Portugal demuestra que solo con los ajustes "no es suficiente"
Carlos E. Cué / El País Madrid 8 ABR 2013 - 15:58 CET
Rajoy requires a change in the ECB so that it can inject money into the economy
The chief executive claims that the body acts as the Fed or the Bank of Japan
The president said that Portugal shows that only settings "is not enough"
Carlos E. Cue / The Country Madrid 8 ABR 2013 - 15:58 CET
The Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, on Monday demanded a change in the ECB's powers for the central bank to inject money into the economy in order to achieve recovery, as does the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and as just announced its Japanese counterpart. "We must all ask ourselves without the ECB should have the same powers as other central banks around the world. Europeans need to equip ourselves with the mechanisms that have other regions of the world," he said while noting the importance of the decision of the Bank of Japan implement a stimulus plan billionaire.
For this reason, for the head of the Spanish, "it is urgent that as reforms are national states, are made reforms in the EU" to improve the financing of the countries and stimulate growth. With these words, Rajoy, who has led an unusual way their claims directly against the European Central Bank (ECB), has made clear in its message about the role of the Government of Spain in the enduring debate over the role of the European institutions the crisis.
As he added, the EU must make "a major and urgent effort" to help their partners because as has highlighted Portugal, the painful adjustments and reforms are underway countries "are not enough" to ensure funding. The EU has argued should be "strong, flexible, and be provided with the tools at their disposal other nations of the world", referring to the capabilities of the Fed or the Bank of Japan.
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Rajoy was speaking at a press conference at the Moncloa Palace after talks with British Prime Minister David Cameron, and after the Portuguese Constitutional Court vetoed major austerity measures approved by the Government of Portugal.
However, the option to enable the ECB to inject money into the economy with the intensity with which they do their main counterparts has the opposition of Germany and surely not go down well in Frankfurt, where it is headquartered. German Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, has warned that this Monday that the ECB can give money printing machine such is not the solution to the crisis. As he argued, the solution to the problems going to persevere on the path of reforms. For this reason, has urged Portugal to sustain efforts and "jeopardize" the confidence that, with great effort, is recovering.
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