He pointed out that the Foral government is already working on preparing a series of measures with the aim of alleviating the consequences of rates announced by US President Donald Trump.
“Faced with neo -liberalism and economic nationalism that Trump defends and other leaders of Ultra -Recht”, Navarra’s government It will promote policy to defend and protect local industry. This was confirmed today by the President of the Regional Government, María ChiviteIn a conference entitled ‘The Navarrese Road to the Impact Economy’ in Pamplona. “At a time when economic nationalism prevails, we have to bet in Europe on a local industry that promotes social and environmentally friendly values,” he said.
The socialist leader has assured that its executive “will be there to support the companies” in view of the possible impact of the rate policy announced by the United States. In that sense, they are already advanced to work on the preparation of a Fanic With the aim of alleviating the consequences of the rates announced by the US President, Donald Trump, although he has clarified that his scope is still unknown.
Chivite has the Rate of impact It will not be immediately, but will develop “gradually in time”, so “we must gradually unfold these measures because we have more precise data.”
He also emphasized that the economy and democracy “have not always gone hand in hand” and has pointed out that “the most socially advanced countries are precisely that have introduced the greatest elements of control in the economy.”
During the day, public entities in the impact economy were discussed, including with representatives of the Basque government. Experts in the financial sector will tackle the transforming investment potential with impact, and there will also be a room for social and environmental organizations, aimed at impact measurement.
Source: EITB
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