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The chair of the Senate, Rene Martinez, announced on Tuesday that the Plural Economy Committee that this year’s legislative body is in the hands of the ruling party to work on the development of productive investment policies.

“The priority of the political reading that MAS is emerging as priority is restored Plural Economy Commission, because we consider that to be consistent with the concerns it has launched the Government, but also to develop policies to stop dumping and productive investment, this commission will be in the hands of the ruling, “said the legislator.

He explained that the rules of the Senate’s minority caucus established that occupies two spaces in the representation of committees, so that eight will be under the responsibility and representation of the Movement toward Socialism (MAS).

“It is established in the regulations; this means that the minority caucus knows how many of the spaces and how many levels are two in this case on behalf of commissions that will be the responsibility of the opposition and the remaining 8 of the 10 committee’s representation of the MAS, “he said.

In this direction, Martinez reported that shape the commissions and committees under three basic criteria: gender balance, the balance of regional presence and commitment to work.

Six experts discussed in “59 seconds”, the debate program and timeliness of La 1 TVE, the Spanish economy and its future, in a special on the crisis, its effects and the reforms to be undertaken. The program introduces and directs Maria Cased Ritzier Barnacle approached from different perspectives the debate on current economic affairs in the week to approve the pension reform and has announced new measures for savings.

Why Spain doubles the European unemployment? Is it essential to the pension reform to restore investor confidence? What reforms are necessary for the economic boost and create jobs? These are some of the questions asked on the set of “59 seconds” in economics experts invited to the program.

Former PSOE minister, Jesus Caldera (commenting on the debate on the new text of the Pact of Toledo), former minister and president of the PP Foundation Ever is, Eduardo Sera, Professor of Economics at the University of Seville, Juan Torres, economist and business consultant Peter Schwartz and economic journalists Joaquin Stephanie (“Country”) and Fernando Gonzalez Urbane (Chairman of the Press Association) will be responsible for discussing the guests on this special monograph on economy.

Six experts discussed in “59 seconds”, the debate program and timeliness of La 1 TVE, the Spanish economy and its future, in a special on the crisis, its effects and the reforms to be undertaken. The program introduces and directs Maria Cased Ritzier Barnacle approached from different perspectives the debate on current economic affairs in the week to approve the pension reform and has announced new measures for savings.

Why Spain doubles the European unemployment? Is it essential to the pension reform to restore investor confidence? What reforms are necessary for the economic boost and create jobs? These are some of the questions asked on the set of “59 seconds” in economics experts invited to the program.

Former PSOE minister, Jesus Caldera (commenting on the debate on the new text of the Pact of Toledo), former minister and president of the PP Foundation Ever is, Eduardo Sera, Professor of Economics at the University of Seville, Juan Torres, economist and business consultant Peter Schwartz and economic journalists Joaquin Stephanie (“Country”) and Fernando Gonzalez Urbane (Chairman of the Press Association) will be responsible for discussing the guests on this special monograph on economy.

EP The First Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister, Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba, announced this week would be “very important” for the Spanish economy since the government will give “a sprint” to the policy of financial sector reforms, “fudamentalmente boxes. “

During his participation in the closing of the Forum in Guadalajara ‘Employment Policy and the New Productive Model’ of the PSOE, said that the aim is that “banks and lend money to families, businesses, small and medium businesses to create wealth and employment.” “This is the objective of the reform that we will push to accelerate this week,” he added.

“We are thinking of creating wealth and jobs,” said Rubalcaba, for whom the financial system is “the heart of the economy,” so it is important that “whoever wants to invest and risk having funds available for cheap money.”

In addition, Rubalcaba has referred to the pension reform that the Government will adopt next Friday in order to “strengthen the public pension system.” In this regard, he assured that attempt to do “with political consensus”, especially with workers and employers. “With them you have to do and they’re doing,” he argued.

Rubalcaba has stressed that the Executive poses pension reform for the year 2025, “not to current pensioners.” Therefore stressed the need to explain to them that theirs are “secured.”

“These two reforms will be presented this week a package of reforms which aim is that the Spanish economy to compete in this global world,” announced the First Deputy Prime Minister.