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Rajoy: “Quien tiene que dar crédito debe estar a la altura”
El presidente del Gobierno lanza un mensaje a los bancos y apunta a que la prioridad absoluta es que haya financiación
Carlos E. Cué Madrid 11 JUN 2013 - 13:59 CET
Rajoy: "Whoever has to give credit to keep up"
The Prime Minister sends a message to banks and suggests that the first priority is that funding
Carlos E. Cue Madrid 11 JUN 2013 - 13:59 CET
The Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, has changed his speech to concentrate now on making as much pressure as Spanish banks, outside, the European Central Bank (ECB) and its European Union partners to revitalize the credit. So far, Rajoy placed as a priority to deficit reduction. But, as recognized in a ceremony at the Moncloa with entrepreneurs, the big problem right now is credit. Rajoy, usually cautious banks, they have launched a clear message: "I hope whoever has to give credit is to rise to the occasion. I also hope that the credit lines ICO (Official Credit Institute) has launched the Government has run out and even to ask for more. "
This message is very clear against the banks. The industry is accused of not being helping ICO lines, funding that have to manage through their offices, is actually reaching entrepreneurs and citizens. Rajoy has noted on this point that the government is doing our share and has deflected responsibility for the absence of both the banking credit as Europe.
In his speech, the president has deepened tension between the government and banking on the responsibility for the crisis and the absence of credit, which is difficult to leave behind the economic problems. Rajoy has acknowledged that there is not having no growth or job creation, but has insisted that they are laying the groundwork for that to happen.
Just yesterday, Angel Ron, president of Banco Popular, said the "difficulty getting out of the crisis is to be found in the situation of the banks, but the lack of economic activity. Similarly, with regard to financing, Ron is argued that while credit is given the essential role of banks, executive constant regulatory changes "planning difficult banking".
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