Foreign multinationals established in Spain yesterday asked the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, for a stable macroeconomic policy that is predictable and reduces the regulation that affects the work of companies, with the aim of attracting more foreign investment. The Multinacionales con España (Multinationals with Spain) association, which brings together around 60 large foreign companies operating in the country, presented the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, with a report on…

In an interview published in La Vanguardia, the president of the European People’s Party considers that the creation of a commission in the Congress to “check the sentences of the independent courts” breaks with the rule of law in Spain. And he explains that “For us, as EPP, it was important to have an exchange of views on the issue. I was quite surprised. I was quite surprised that the…

Fernando González Urbaneja | The electoral tension is over… at least until the next time. Which is close, but deserves some respect, some time to rest. The government is legitimately constituted, everyone has played their cards and made their commitments, the cards have been dealt, and it would be a good idea to give a little leeway while the positions reached settle… At least a Christmas truce, until the new…

Alphavalue / Divacons | The National Markets and Competition Commission (CNMC) has opened for public consultation its proposal to deregulate the nine high-performance submarine broadband connection routes where Telefónica is obliged to offer other trunk line operators at prices determined by the CNMC, the agency said in a statement yesterday. In addition, it was reported in Cinco Dias that Telefónica España and the unions are to start negotiating today the…

Yesterday, Spain had breakfast with a first council of ministers in which the president, Pedro Sánchez, wrote to his 22 ministers to ask them to “honour their word” – which, said by someone who has done everything he said he was not going to do (“getting into bed” with Podemos, agreeing with Bildu, pardoning the Procés prisoners, granting amnesty to Puigdemot and company…) may seem like a bad joke in…