スペインの経済国務長官は、スペインは構造的改革と、財政改革を継続して実施してゆくと語る
Economía avanza que el Gobierno responderá a Bruselas con las reformas
El secretario de Estado defiende que "lo peor de la crisis ya se ha dejado atrás"
Calcula que el sector financiero ha vuelto a los niveles del año 2000 en empleados
Íñigo de Barrón Madrid 23 ABR 2013 - 13:26 CET
Economy moves that the Government will respond to the reforms Brussels
The Secretary of State argues that "the worst of the crisis has been left behind"
He estimates that the financial sector has returned to 2000 levels in employees
Barron Inigo Madrid 23 ABR 2013 - 13:26 CET
The Secretary of State for Economic and Enterprise Support, Fernando Jiménez Latorre, has confirmed that the government will respond to the decision from Brussels to give two years later to Spain to reduce the deficit on Friday. "Friday will be the government's position, because that day the cabinet discussed the stability program with the proposed reforms," he said after his participation in the XX financial sector.
"There will examine the possibility of increasing the term to achieve the target of 3%, but we must not forget that we are in a context of a more adverse economic situation," said Latorre, which has given the new term good of the Commission.
As for the reforms to come, Latorre stressed that "the government understands that you have to keep the program of structural reforms and fiscal consolidation." "Both objectives are needed and we are analyzing," he added before re-emphasized that "Spain keeps its commitments." It has also held that "the worst of the crisis has been left behind."
On the financial sector, Jimenez-Latorre has made reference to the great efforts made by the financial sector, which has been reduced in size to 2004 levels in terms of branches, and in 2000, in terms of employees.
At the same event, organized by Deloitte and ABC, the CEO of BBVA, Ángel Cano, said that Spain is improving as on Monday defended his counterpart in Santander, Alfredo Sáenz. In any case, Cano has warned that you can not lift the pace of reforms. In his view, Spain among most attractive economies in Europe
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