スペインのサンタンデール銀行(Banco Santander)の会長エミリオ·ボティン(Emilio Botin)は,スペインの経済不況は2013年には底を着き、2014年には経済回復し始めるだろうと楽観的な経済見通しを語る?！
Botín afirma que España está “cerca del cambio de ciclo”
El presidente del Banco Santander augura que la mejora económica empezará en 2014
Defiende el papel de la banca frente a los desahucios, pero no incluye a las cajas
J. A. Aunión Málaga 3 MAY 2013 - 14:49 CET
Booty claims that Spain is "around the turn of cycle"
Santander Bank president predicts that economic improvement will begin in 2014
Defend the role of banks facing evictions, but does not include boxes
J. A. Aunión Malaga 3 MAY 2013 - 14:49 CET
Santander Bank President Emilio Botin has released an optimistic message Friday amid the economic wreckage. "Although the next few quarters will be tough in Spain, we are confident that we are near a cyclical change," he said, after stating that the measures taken by both the European Central Bank and the Government of Mariano Rajoy "are beginning to generate positive results. "
Booty was speaking today in Malaga, where he has held board-Gumtree shareholders universities network worldwide Santander-driven, and come just days after the new economic package sent by the Spanish Government Brussels-which provide an additional cut of 3.000 million, and the day after the European Central Bank lowered interest rates of the euro. The idea Emilio Botin has exposed is that things will not get worse - "We are on the ground floor", "cycle all the way down," he explained, so he is convinced that "the end of this year or early 2014, "the situation will get better and start to create jobs, another thing is how long it will take to return to" reasonable numbers "starting from a 27% unemployment:" This is going to take longer " .
Asked by antidesahucios group has staged a protest at the Faculty of Social Studies at the University of Málaga where he has held the board of Gumtree, Loot has said that Santander has made no eviction since last November and have deferred payment of loans amounting to 2,000 million euros affecting 20,000 families. "Evictions are the worst solution," he said. He has defended the performance of Spanish banks in this regard, with renegotiations and delays, but has made it clear that it refers only to banks and not to the savings banks, some of which have received most of banking aid sent from Europe.
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In any case, the chairman of Santander has defended the current Spanish mortgage law as "necessary so that they can continue to provide mortgages in good condition," so it is pleased that the expected changes in this legislation does not go as far as some sectors claimed, although the measures taken so far are to be "hard" for banks. Yes curtly rejected for housing decree approved last month by the Junta de Andalucía, which, among other things, provides for the possibility of expropriating the use of housing to banks for up to three years, if evictions of families at risk of social exclusion: "It does not help the Spanish economy".
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