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| Do³±czy³: 05 Mar 2024 |
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Fátima Báñez He has asked them not to be excessively triumphalist about the drop in unemployment because there are more than 2 million unemployed with no prospects of finding work yet. This is how Mariano Rajoy sees things. “We are like Barça: we don't play well but we are leaders” Will 2014 be the true year of economic recovery? The roles that Rajoy has handled to launch his triumphant message at the appearance at the end of the year Meeting of the economic leadership of the Government. Meeting of the economic leadership of the Government. Mariano Rajoy prefers to be more than cautious when faced with the unemployment data. All of this, despite the significant reduction that was recorded in December and at the end of 2013. The reason is none other than not generating too many expectations in various sectors of the population for whom it will still take months for employment recovery to arrive.
Rajoy wants the message to reach, above all, the ministers of the economic leadership : Luis de Guindos (Economy), Cristóbal Montoro (Treasury) and the head of the branch, Fátima Báñez (Employment). Reduce euphoria about unemployment They are responsible for bringing the improvement of the country's economic prospects to the Middle East Mobile Number List citizens. But on the issue of unemployment , the president is clear that high expectations should not be generated. For this reason, he has asked his ministers not to be excessively triumphalist and to tone down the euphoria over the evolution of unemployment. He did it during a Christmas dinner with which he entertained all the members of the Government and their spouses on December 20 at the Moncloa Palace. That day, Rajoy already had a preview of the good unemployment data for December and the end of 2013. It was time, therefore, to call for calm to his economic team.
Rajoy's private reflection According to the sources consulted, the president is no stranger to the fact that there are still 4.7 million unemployed people registered on the INEM lists, more than 1.8 million people over 45 years of age without work, thousands of families with all their members without jobs and that 50% of young people are unemployed. This reflection is what has led him to conclude that if he is extremely optimistic, these groups in trouble could consider that “the Government is no longer with them” and the positive unemployment data that are becoming known could even turn against the Executive. privately somewhat more optimistic in the case of the youngest: he predicts that unemployment can be reduced considerably in this segment in about three years. But the situation is much more complicated for those over 45 years of age: there is no easy way out in the short term . Unemployment in this section of the population has multiplied by four since the crisis began. |
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