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EL NUEVO CUADRO MACROECONÓMICO
Los empresarios piden a Rajoy un pacto de Estado para ejecutar las reformas
Los socialistas habían ofrecido esta mañana al Ejecutivo del PP cuatro grandes pactos
El presidente pide a los empresarios que hablen bien de España para atraer inversión extranjera
Acusa a los socialistas de no querer "compartir el coste" de las reformas
El PSOE exige urgencia y pactos ante la paciencia que pide Rajoy
Miguel Ángel Noceda Madrid 29 ABR 2013 - 18:34 CET
TABLE NEW MACROECONOMIC
Businesspeople are calling on Rajoy a pact of State to implement reforms
The Socialists had offered this morning PP Executive four pacts
President asks businessmen who speak well of Spain to attract foreign investment
He accused the Socialists of not wanting to "share the cost" of reforms
The Socialist Party demands urgency and provisions with the patient asking Rajoy
Miguel Angel Noceda Madrid 29 ABR 2013 - 18:34 CET
Mariano Rajoy looks difficult to reach an agreement with the opposition State to carry out the reforms. The Prime Minister was responding to the employers attending the Assembly of the Family Business Institute (IEF), held in Madrid, who had expressed concern that there is a great deal of state, at the same time it required to continue with the reforms, especially the Public Administration. "Frankly I do not see some reforms willing to share, but my hand is stretched out to it," he said, when asked by employers. "Let's see if there may be an agreement to the sustainability of the pension system [now being negotiated in the context of the Toledo Pact], "he added after saying it has not been possible in areas such as labor reform or evictions.
First thing in the morning, the Socialists had offered the Prime Minister four major covenants in employment, economic modernization, social protection and poverty. Party leader Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba, has alluded to the country's current situation requires urgent action, and patience, as requested Rajoy yesterday.
Rajoy said before an audience of family businesses (employing 1.6 million people and account for 25% of Spanish GDP) that the government will continue with structural reforms and deficit reduction as the two most important tasks this term, with the emphasis on European integration. It also asked the entrepreneurs who speak well of Spain: "That international investors know of his mouth that is being done here, they know that Spain is a good country to invest, speak evil of government if they want, but not reforms that are being made, "he said.
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The president, who listed all the measures approved by the Cabinet last Friday, emphasized that "the important thing is not to lose direction or lower the intensity of change", which certainly is not to the liking of the opposition to the invites you to achieve great covenants. However, he insisted that "without reform there will be no job growth," adding that other stimuli are also needed to help correct the imbalances. Precisely Rajoy is convinced that it will be done before the end of the current term.
Before Rajoy took the floor, IEF president, José Manuel Entrecanales, had encouraged him to insist precisely this line of reform. Also asked him to urge European partners, especially Germany, "on the need to implement countercyclical policies, especially those related to public investment." Entrecanales noted that particularly in infrastructure. "Doing it now would give a boost to growth although I know that the situation is not exactly ideal."
Moreover, he claimed a stable fiscal framework that promotes growth and is not subject to continuous variations that drowned the ability of companies to the steady increase in the tax burden. "We will continue to support measures in the analysis of which we would like to participate and who are the engine of the recovery and not the victims of the crisis," the businessman, who told the president that 64% of family business owners attending the meeting were willing to increase investment this year. A story that the Prime Minister applauded.
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