The government's stubbornness in denying the harshness of the economic crisis caused by the covid is a burden that can aggravate the consequences, already onerous, of a scenario marked by instability, uncertainty and lack of confidence.

The main international indicators place Spain as one of the countries that worst managed the first wave of the pandemic and is on track to do so in the second.

The appalling de-escalation planning, the lack of clear criteria, the null institutional cooperation once the state of alarm was lifted, and the sequence of outbreaks during the summer have ended up placing our country back on the precipice.

This mixture of ineffectiveness and recklessness frustrates any hint of economic recovery.

Despite the demagoguery displayed by Sánchez, and despite the insistence of Nadia Calviño and María Jesús Montero in seeing green shoots where employers and workers see nothing but dark clouds, the reality is that Spain is facing a colossal recession with unpredictable effects .

In its third quarterly report, the Bank of Spain turned towards pessimism yesterday: it corrects its growth expectation for 2021 by between two and four points, which will now be between 7.3% and 4.1%.

The downturn in the economy between April and June was more severe than anticipated, adding to this a disastrous summer for the tourism sector.

Added to the supervisor's forecasts and the escalating debt are the omens of more reliable research services: they suggest that not even in 2023 will it be possible to return to the unemployment rate of 2019, which was already double that of the Eurozone.

Spain is moving towards a lost legislature in economic and labor matters.

The catastrophe is exacerbated by Sánchez's non-existent roadmap, the PSOE's dependence on its pact with Podemos, and the tolls that the

Frankenstein coalition

carries

.

There is no planning in the medium and long term, there are no signs of certainty and there is no trust between entrepreneurs and investors.

The Executive clings to the measures enabled so far, materialized late and badly, and to the extension of mechanisms such as the ERTE, as implored by the employers and the union centrals.

Some of these instruments, such as the minimum vital income, are not protecting those who really need it due to government insolvency to put them into operation.

In the Sánchez-Iglesias coalition, propaganda prevails over management.

And at this point, not even the large injection through the EU Reconstruction Fund - whose specific destination has not yet been defined - can predict a way out of the crisis.

As long as the Government prefers to prepare Budgets alongside partners like Otegi or Junqueras, champions of radical recipes and declared enemies of constitutional loyalty, there will be no recovery.

Historical responsibility should move Sánchez to completely rectify the course of a suicidal economic policy.

His ideological agenda has expired.

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