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La Comisión Europea da el visto bueno al ajuste fiscal y calla sobre las reformas
La Comisión dará a conocer su decisión final sobre el plan del Gobierno el 29 de mayo
El Fondo Monetario Internacional respalda una decisión que califica de "paso acertado"
La Comisión Europea otorga dos años más para el déficit
Rajoy admite que se destruirán 1,3 millones de empleos en la legislatura
Luis Doncel Bruselas 26 ABR 2013 - 18:09 CET
The European Commission gives the nod to fiscal adjustment and reforms silent on
The Commission shall make its final decision on the government's plan on May 29
The International Monetary Fund supports a decision he describes as "right step"
The European Commission granted two years to the deficit
Rajoy admits that destroyed 1.3 million jobs in the legislature
Luis Child of Brussels 26 ABR 2013 - 18:09 CET
Approved the fiscal adjustment process, and a "we'll see" to the reforms announced on Friday by the Spanish Government. It is the summary of the-very fast-assessment of the European Commission to plans released today by Vice President Soraya Saenz de Santamaria and the two economic ministers, Luis de Guindos and Cristobal Montoro. Even the IMF has responded to the postponement in the deficit target. In your opinion, is a "good step" in order to meet the goals of consolidation and recover, while growth.
Brussels wants more time to study the reforms with which Spain is boosting growth and employment. Therefore, going to wait until May 29, when made public a detailed analysis. Until then, the EU executive merely wish that you get your documentation as soon as possible.
Brussels hopes now receive "ASAP" documents the stability programs
To what Brussels does give a clear endorsement is extra two years the government gives itself to reduce the deficit to 3% of GDP. "The postponement of the correction of the excessive deficit by 2016 is consistent with the current technical analysis carried out by the Commission services", said in a statement. Despite adjustment relax, Brussels still considered "ambitious" fiscal consolidation process that remains for the Government of Mariano Rajoy, given "the difficult economic situation."
It is precisely these gloomy prospects which had allowed in recent weeks was given a change of attitude in the European Commission, which already spoke openly-off microphones, yes, to grant to Spain two years to fix their accounts. The evidence that the recession hits harder than expected led to flexible shuffled deficit target for this year to 6.5%. The Government today announced more ambitious plan, 6.3%.
Madrid Brussels reminded that fiscal consolidation should be based on "prudent macroeconomic forecasts" and "a sufficient number of structural and high quality." On this point, also give more details on 29 May.
Since the IMF, its managing director, Christine Lagarde, has expressed his "strong support for the objectives of the Government of Spain to restore public finances and at the same time achieve recovery and create jobs." "The announcement today of launching a more gradual consolidation is a good step toward achieving these goals, and is based on the important reforms and structural fiscal improvements achieved last year," he added in a statement. According to the text concludes, the Fund will further examine the plan in the next mission on the Article IV consultation Spain, scheduled for early June.
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