The Guardian and NY Times wonder: “Where’s Spain’s Law of Transparency?”
From the Spanish newspaper El Mundo | During the last three years, the Spanish government has lashed out against the markets, the speculators, the rating…
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The Guardian and NY Times wonder: “Where's Spain's Law of Transparency?”
From the Spanish newspaper El Mundo | During the last three years, the Spanish government has lashed out against the markets, the speculators, the rating…
Do Spanish banks need independent audit?
The International Monetary Fund is urging Spain to take a page from Ireland and use an independent auditor to evaluate its banks, saying that could…
Spain is part of the hope
After one of the worst sell-off days in weeks and talking about the “European problem”, some brokers find in Spain reasons for hope: “I think…
Spain’s Burgos is back on the oil business
Spain's Burgos is back on the oil business
Cajas tease the wrong type of investor
Do we have to talk about it? Unemployment numbers in Spain
Someone even lost his temper: “If we need a bit of help with some tens of thousands of millions of euros, why not saying so? We…
Your picture of cajas is not: message to The Daily Telegraph
LONDON | We know what The Daily Telegraph did last weekend. On Saturday 22, its daintly designed Business pages brought a report that fitted in two short columns some risk agency quotations and Spanish politicians’ chit-chat about ongoing disagreements as far as the future of the cajas is concerned. “Spain to merge cajas in attempt to calm fears” the headline read, and rightly so. Yet, apparently, this piece of news had had to be tamed on its way into the paper.