Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy would rather talk about the economy
MADRID | By capitalmadrid.com | Rajoy deliberately shifted the spotlight from the Barcenas corruption case towards an optimistic view of the country’s future.
MADRID | By capitalmadrid.com | Rajoy deliberately shifted the spotlight from the Barcenas corruption case towards an optimistic view of the country’s future.
MADRID | The Swiss risk capital firm has named the recently acquired company from Indra as Delion Communications, which it expects to be consolidated as an industry leader.
MADRID | By Fernando Barciela | Alvaro Cuervo is director at CUNEF University and board member of BME and ACS: “In the US, everybody understood that the housing sector had fallen, but in Spain there is the belief that the economic cycle will turn the page by itself.”
VALENCIA | By XTB analyst Miguel Rodríguez | The word is communication, one of the saddest failures of European politicians in general, who should take note of the Federal Reserve governor Ben Bernanke’s skills.
MADRID | By JP Marín Arrese | The Bank of Spain tough line on refinancing is likely to force extra new provisioning. Especially in entities where that practice was developed with little precautionary measures.
MADRID | By JP Marín Arrese | Even if the Socialist Party is bound to fail as the ruling party holds a comfortable majority, it could expose Mr Rajoy to a damaging debate. He should overcome his inner reluctance to tell his truth on this scandal, going to Parliament on his own.
BARCELONA | By CaixaBank research team | The key lies in persevering with competitiveness and encouraging firms in the largest possible number of sectors to start exporting.
MADRID | By Luis Alcaide | Álvaro Rengifo, board director at Bankia, said in a interview with The Corner that Spanish banks were ahead of their European counterparts in acknowledging the weaknesses in their balance sheets.
MADRID | By José Luis Marco, via capitalmadrid.com | The IMF in its latest paper about the banking industry in Spain admits some points could be excessive and damage the economic recovery of the country.
MADRID | By JP Marín Arrese | Serving the public is a life-long profession that should never get stranded in the pitfall traps of money.