By Monica Uriel MADRID, 17 (ANSA) – The government of Mariano Rajoy submitted tomorrow to vote in the Congress of Deputies Spanish aid to the third bailout of Greece.
Although not obligated to, Rajoy announced last month holding an extraordinary plenary session in Congress, where his party (PP) has an absolute majority, to discuss the third rescue. The goal, according to the government, is “to demonstrate at the headquarters of the national sovereignty of the Spanish people’s commitment to the European project, the stability of the euro as a single currency and solidarity with the Greek people, relying on their ability Recovery to remain part of this common project. “
Spain’s contribution to the third bailout of Greece is 10,148,000 euros from European loan 86,000 million plus a reserve of 25,000 million.
The government will be represented in the parliamentary debate by the Minister of Economy, Luis de Guindos.
In announcing the holding of the vote in Congress Rajoy he said that Greece “must now make reforms and control expenditure and the Union Europe has made a strong commitment that should serve to make things go right. “
The main opposition party, the Socialist (PSOE), advanced to vote for the bailout of Greece, but it is still necessary to advance social integration and European prosecutor, his spokesman, Pedro Saura said. The Greek rescue is “good for Europe, to Spain and Greece”, the output of the euro would lead to a “very high economic and political cost” for the entire European Union (EU), said Saura.
PSOE will present tomorrow at the conference a “profound reform” of the EU in order to “seize this important moment” to advance European integration, “more Europe but also another Europe, a social Europe,” said Saura.
The PSOE will propose a minimum wage in all EU member states, a European common taxation and treasury, as well as equalize the retirement age and unemployment insurance, as it moves today El Pais.
only six countries in the EU are obliged to vote in their parliaments the Greek bailout (Germany, Finland, Austria, the Netherlands, Estonia and Slovakia). UR / MAR
08.17.2015 15:53
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