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Rajoy does not show any energy to reform the autonomous State” José Barea, former head of the Economic Office of the Presidency of the Government with José María Aznar, believes that "Spain is sailing through fog, and does not have a clear direction. It is not enough to say that what Brussels asks is done, there is room to discuss how get out of the crisis. This Government seems to be very confident that time will eventually cure our ills. I don't see a clear diagnosis or a clear plan to get out of the crisis." Experts Barea Guillén believe that the constitutionalization of the deficit should have calmed the markets. The problem is that Europe is not governed When the crisis began, Barea said and wrote (it is in the newspaper archives) that 5 to 7 hard years awaited us. “Every year that passes I regret being right more and more: the facts prove me right. 2012 is going to be another lost year , it will be the fourth or fifth year of crisis, depending on the accounting we apply.
Our public deficit will exceed 6% and GDP will fall by more than 1% . And we have two tougher and more difficult ones left , before we grow again.” A dramatic unemployment figure When Middle East Mobile Number List speaking with El Confidencial Digital , Barea highlights two serious aspects of the current moment, which are not attacked head-on: the gigantic unemployment, on the way to 6 million people ; and the State of the Autonomies, whose serious and profound reform is being neglected. “ An unemployment level of 6 million people is a dramatic milestone in our history . I never thought we would reach this level. For the moment, the only thing the labor reform has done is facilitate dismissal, lower labor costs and open the door to a stream of Eres. If unemployment continues to rise without stopping, we are not doing something right ,” he emphasizes.
Regarding the State of the Autonomies, José Barea does not see Mariano Rajoy with the necessary determination to adjust this administration, which accounts for half of public spending. The spending of the autonomies is unsustainable “The State of Autonomies – says Barea – requires a profound reform . It has a level of spending that makes it unsustainable. The European Union and international organizations have pointed this out to Rajoy, but I do not see this Government with determination . “The regional deficit will be controlled. Well, that's the beginning. But the reform must be structural. If something is poorly designed or unsustainable, it must be reformed. Polls already say that Spaniards are calling for the reform of the autonomous State ; That didn't happen a few months ago. If the people have that awareness, it is for a reason.
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