スペインのマリアノ=ラホイ大統領は、さらなる財政削減を金曜日に発表
Rajoy anuncia recortes “en algunas partidas” y que no subirá más impuestos
"No queremos subir el IVA o IRPF en 2013 pero dependemos de las previsiones", ha dicho
El País Madrid 23 ABR 2013 - 18:26 CET
Rajoy announces cuts "in some games" and will not raise more taxes
"We will not raise VAT or income tax in 2013 but depend on the forecast," said
The Country Madrid 23 ABR 2013 - 18:26 CET
On Friday there will be more cuts, not as dramatic as those experienced so far, but finally after cuts. Mariano Rajoy announced today that tweaked "some budget", giving no clue except that it will be "like last year." Flanked by the Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, the Spanish president said that "public spending cuts do not like anybody," but if the run "is because it is essential." And there will be tax increases? "We will not raise VAT or income tax in 2013 but depend on the forecast," he said.
Mariano Rajoy has refused to elaborate on what items could be affected by the cuts that have been announced for the meeting of the Government of April 26. What has made clear is that the adjustments are for government "absolutely essential" to ensure its economic project. "If we do not take [the austerity measures], however hard they may be, would be destroying the future" has ruled.
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The Chief Executive has justified the change in the economic forecasts that have not been confirmed growth forecasts for Europe had in 2013. "Growth recovery in Europe in 2013 is not being produced" and therefore considered " normal "change. "Spain has not done anything other than what they have done other EU countries," he said, before saying what seemed an aphorism: "The forecasts are not something that always succeeds and sometimes you have to change it."
Mariano Rajoy has again shown today the president of the Generalitat, Artur Mas, "the only way" he thinks he has to his claim of sovereignty for Catalonia: try to change the law in the manner prescribed in the laws themselves. The Prime Minister Rajoy said it makes no sense to answer the aspirations of Mas (now has re-emphasized the need for consultation) and "get into a bickering history" and has returned to defend his position, which believes that maintaining the most Spanish also.
He insisted that Spain is the oldest European nation, have done many things together over the years and now, at a difficult time due to the economic crisis, coupled with the fact of dealing with this difficulty and to move on to the European project. Rajoy has returned to defend the idea that it is willing to deprive the Catalans of the status of Spanish or more future welfare and progress.
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