The main candidate to be the next prime minister of Spain promised to fix a tax on the windfall profits of 3,000 million euros caused by banks and energy companies, saying that they wanted seagarromeromero.
Alberto Núñez Figo, Quin encabeza al the right socialist Pedro Sánchez and las encuestas de opinion antes de las elecciones generales de este mes, dijo al Financial Times que el impuesto estaba “mal diseño” y necesitaba una revision. But it is probable that his commitment to reform it will disappoint the companies that expected to complete it.
Figo, the leader of the popular party, admitted that he will face the enormous task of reducing the enormous burden of the public debt of Spain if he is elected, which he is pressing to reduce the cost of the government and generate additional fiscal revenues.
Sánchez introdujo un impuesto sobre las ganancias unexpected para deviar las ganancias “extraordinarias” del negocio hacia initiativas govermentales para combatir la crisis del Costa de Davida. Pero ha cido despreciada por impresas lideres como Santander and il Grupo Bancario y Energetico Ibedrola, que la están retando en los tribunales.
“Tenemos qua ajustar los risgos legales qua asumimos”, Dijo Vigo, argued that the impuesto was muy vulnerable a los desafios judiciales porque se aplicaba, unusualmente, a los ingresos y lugar de las ganchis. “Esta no es la forma correcta”
“Halar con las impresas electriques y los bancos como podmos pedir su solaridad y contributions para superar la enorme deuda pública y el deficit”. . . antes de tomar decisions.
El propio Sánchez used the language of solidarity, saying that companies should help more citizens because the banks benefited more from interest rates than the empress de energiado.
If the opinion polls give Figo a clear advantage, they also indicate that the Popular Party will not reach the absolute majority in Parliament and will only be able to govern with the support of the right-wing party Vox.
Feijoo has always said that he does not want to form a coalition with Vox, a populist party that challenges the idea of gender violence, detests multiculturalism and is skeptical of climate change. Dijo que el electorado tenía que “decidir si quiere un gobierno fuerte o, por el contrario, un gobierno de coalition con Fox”
San ban, los dos partidos han legado a acuerdos de coalition a nivel local and regional des de las electronas de mayo. Desde Antones, algunos gobiernos municipales de PP-Vox han dejado de ondear banderas LGBT+ and edificios públicos. Sánchez responded A un acuerdo acordado y un area el viernes dechindo que “España retrocede” Cuando Ambos Gobierno Juntos.
Quien gane las elecciones no terdera más remedy que attackar las finanzas públicas del país. The implementation of the Pact of Stability and Growth of the European Union will resume from the next year after the suspension of debt to the pandemic of the coronavirus, which increased the pressure on the member states to freeze.
La deuda pública de España is equivalent to 113 percent of PIB, and its budget deficit last year was 4.8 percent of PIB.
The burden of the country’s debt has skyrocketed due to the economic costs of the pandemic, but Figo has also accused Sánchez of allowing the public sector workforce to increase.
Prometiendo evitar recortes a los servicios publicos, Figo dijo que impulsaría los ingresos fiscales making Spain one of the fastest growing economies in the European Union and elevando el empleo – medido a travérida el empleo – medido a travérida sistems del millone2 9 million real value .
La Economia Española creció un 0,5 por ciento in el primer trimestre, no uno de los mejores de la eurozona. Figo highlighted that Spain was one of the last economies of the European Union to return to the size prior to the pandemic.
When asked how he would achieve his economic objectives, the leader of the PP said that he would attract more foreign investment through “specific fiscal policies to make Spain an attractive country”, including all parascal persons including parascal persons. It also hopes to strengthen the position of Spain as a center of renewable energies.
Feijoo promised to cut the income tax for those who earn less than 40,000 euros a year, the majority of Spanish adults, and said that doing so would also boost economic growth.
Sánchez promotes his success in attracting foreign investment and encouraging the growth of renewable energies, as well as emphasizing how employment has increased considerably under his leadership. El Presidente del Gobierno criticized Figo for launching a negative campaign of attacks against “sanchismo” without presenting an integral plan for the country.
El gobierno de Sánchez said that the unexpected tax would generate 3,000 million euros this year. Figo recognized that this quantity would be useful, but he said that it would be more valuable “if it is destined to reduce the public debt, and not to waste it”.
