The package will therefore not be extended by three months, as initially foreseen, but by six months.
Euskaraz irakurri: Krisiari aurre egiteko neuri sorta abenduaren 31ra arte luzatuko du Espainiako Gobernuak
The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sanchezannounced this Friday that the decree with that of measures to deal with the economic consequences of the invasion of Ukraine and the rise in inflation that this Saturday by a . will be approved Extraordinary Council of Ministers It will last until December 31st and will not be extended for another three months as initially expected.
Sánchez, who has appeared In Brussels at the end of European Councilhas assured that the measures that the decree will contain, which he has not sought to promote, are “coherent” with what has been approved so far, support particularly vulnerable sectors and, thirdly, “selective” cuts in certain taxes.
The head of the executive, who will account for the decision at the end of the Council of Ministers meeting, has pointed out that the measures will include support for families, industry and businesses so that they can protect themselves against rising prices.
“This government knows very well for whom it is governing”
“We know that inflation is high, but this government knows very well who it is governing for, we know very well that there are other sectors that want to keep the ‘status quo’ and privileges, but this government is not going to do it. We know For whom we rule and govern to protect families who have become much more vulnerable due to the rise in the cost of living,” Sánchez stressed.
The President of the Government has stated that the economic situation of the whole EU is “damaged” as a result of the war, which has led to an increase in energy and food prices, which has lowered the cost of living for citizens.
Likewise, he has once again championed reforms “structural” the electricity market in Europe and decoupling the price of gas from electricity, as well as promoting a gas ceiling throughout the European energy market.
For example, he pointed out that once the fuel cap has been established on the Iberian market, the price evolution in Spain is “considerably” lower than on the “spot” market.
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Source: EITB
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