Monday, December 8, 2014

Spain Rajoy expected to grow in 2015 above 2% expected – La Vanguardia

Spain Rajoy expected to grow in 2015 above 2% expected – La Vanguardia

To receive lessons, to give them. This has presented the Spanish Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy , which participates in the Ibero-American Business Meeting preceding the Ibero-American Summit which opens Monday in Mexico City, and has done so to give a message: “Spain is again a magnificent country of opportunities to invest.” He said without raising his voice, but remembering that two years ago when he was in Mexico, at a meeting of G20 in Los Cabos, became protagonist, to be targeted by all attendees, asking when he would request redemption. Two years later, recalled Rajoy in Brisbane last month, at the last meeting of the G-20, went to him not to impelerle to ask for ransom, but to introduce a paper entitled “How the structural reforms can lead to economic growth. “

Rajoy, in Mexico it has an image of Spain completely different from two years ago. A Spain that not only is no longer recession, but grows, the fastest growing throughout the European Union. Both said that although the forecast is that by 2015 Spain will grow by 2%, believes that if exchange rates and oil prices remain at current situations, growth could exceed that figure, so that the output of the crisis by Spain would be faster.

Mariano Rajoy has no recipes that give others to be “serious” and make structural reforms as Spain has undertaken. Last fiscal, will mean that the corporation tax is reduced from Spain from January 1 to 5 points. Another incentive for Latin American entrepreneurs are encouraged to invest in Spain, as Spain does in Latin America, 122,000 million.

Rajoy has stressed how Latin America managed to turn this common space “one of the world’s most attractive destinations investors. ” Something which in his opinion has a reason, “the institutional achievements made with a more solid and stable institutions, which have been accelerators investment and have become accomplices of growth.”

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