スペインのマリアノ=ラホイの欧州委員会に提出した改革案は、新たらしいが、良く知られている改革政策。まっとうな政策? 地味な政策。当たり前の政策。
El Gobierno se reafirma en su plan de reformas, sin grandes novedades
El Ejecutivo se da nuevos plazos para medidas anunciadas y que ya debían haberse aprobado
Plantea desvincular precios públicos del IPC y un código de gobierno para empresas públicas
Rajoy admite que se destruirán 1,3 millones de empleos en la legislatura
El Gobierno aplaza a 2016 el equilibrio de las cuentas públicas
ESPECIAL 15 meses de duro ajuste
Alejandro Bolaños Madrid 26 ABR 2013 - 15:24 CET
The Government reaffirms its reform plan, no major developments
The Executive is given new deadlines for measures announced and already had been approved
It raises public prices CPI unlink and a code of governance for public companies
Rajoy admits that destroyed 1.3 million jobs in the legislature
The Government postponed to 2016 the balance of public accounts
SPECIAL 15 months of hard setting
Alejandro Bolaños Madrid 26 ABR 2013 - 15:24 CET
The new reform program that the government sends to Brussels will be very different to that published a year ago. And at the same time, the vast majority of the many measures that incorporates are known, and that the government announced in September the past or in the discussion of the state of the nation, speaking through its president, Mariano Rajoy.
Beyond fiscal measures (rise in income tax in 2014, new environmental taxes, elimination of deductions on income tax), the Deputy Prime Minister, Soraya Saenz de Santamaria, highlighted some news: there will be a deindexation Act, a rule that serve to decouple public prices change in inflation as measured by the CPI. Saenz de Santamaria stressed that this standard will focus "on public contracts" and the split with the discussion on updating of pensions. In addition, the Vice President announced a new code of practice for public companies.
The other priorities outlined by Vice President are rules already announced by the Executive: Saenz de Santamaria said that will accelerate the processing of independent tax authority or the Transparency Act (which is in Congress). Also accelerate the reform of local government, with which it aims to save 8,000 million, or analyze, before June, and reorganize the public sector to avoid duplication. And will establish a new employment strategy from the evaluation of labor reform. "It will be an independent review, but I'm convinced it will be favorable," said Economy Minister Luis de Guindos.
All these legal changes were already under the previous reform program or scheme with 72 steps (including a new pension reform, a law professional associations or regulating the electricity sector) announced by the government in September , which received applause from Brussels for its ambition. As there was an excess of ambition, in view of the results, it was in the time limits imposed by the government itself: pledged to push through these measures in three or six months, when legal proceedings themselves made it impossible goal, especially in the case of changes which are reflected in bills and must pass through the chambers.
When asked at a press conference whether the new program did not meet expectations, Finance Minister Cristobal Montoro, shifted and stressed the difficulty of determining what the "expectations". "Is not that ambitious pledge that the administration 30 days to pay their suppliers? Or that SMEs do not have to pay VAT until they charge. None of that had been done before," said Montoro. They are new and ambitious, but also known as Mariano Rajoy's revealed, along with other measures to facilitate financing to entrepreneurs and self-employed, in the discussion of the state of the nation, two months ago.
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