Pedro Sánchez has announced a series of measures aimed at seeking a “fair” way out of the economic crisis and with one major enemy: inflation.
The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, announced a series of measures during the State of the Nation Debate focused on looking for a “fair” way out of the economic crisis and with one major enemy: inflation.
Extraordinary and temporary tax (during two years) on financial entities to raise about 1.5 billion euros per year.
Tax on extraordinary profits made by large electricity companiesgas and oil companies in 2022 and 2023, to raise around 2 billion euros per year.
Free Renfe subscriptions suburban, rodalies and medium distance, from September 1 to December 31.
Strengthening the National Health System Establishment of the State Public Health Center to improve the management of health emergencies.
Additional grant of 100 euros per monthbetween September and December, for all students over the age of 16 who are already in receipt of a scholarship.
School Code Program 4.0 for digital skills development in infants, primary school children and ESO.
Approval of the Sustainable Mobility Act coming soon and new industrial law and patronage law.
Laws Regulating Lobbyingprotection of informants (to fight corruption), against human trafficking and exploitation, against racial discrimination, state secrets.
– Introducing a new and improved CAP to give the Spanish countryside a boost.
– New basic regulatory framework for the state fire prevention and extinguishing personnelto gain efficiency in firefighting.
Use of own consumption in public buildings with a plan of 200 million euros.
– Instant unlock Operation camp (Madrid). Construction of up to 12,000 homes, 60% of which are public.
– Investment so that Canary and Balearic Islands are completely low-carbon areas.
– Adoption of two strategic plans for the economic development of Ceuta and Melilla
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Source: EITB
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