Brussels Freezes 1 Billion European Funds to Spain for Not Raising Taxes on Diesel and Not Correcting Public Temporality
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The Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan of Spain is part of the national plans drawn up by the 27 Member States of the Union to benefit from the Recovery Plan for Europe NextGenerationEU. Spain has worked intensively on a plan to increase productivity and potential growth, moving towards a green, digital, inclusive Spain, with greater social and territorial cohesion and without gender gaps. The Plan has been articulated in a coherent se…
The European Commission has decided to freeze approximately 1.1 billion euros to Spain corresponding to the fifth payment of the recovery fund for failing to approve the increase in the tax on diesel and not to digitize regional and regional entities, as confirmed by Community sources at 20 minutes.The total amount of the fifth block is 23.9 billion euros.According to Brussels, some 500 million of the suspension corresponds to the non-compliance…
The European Commission proposes a partial disbursement of the 23.9 billion of the fifth payment of the recovery funds due to the failure of the diesel tax and the digitisation of local authorities, although it returns 137 million frozen in the fourth paymentBrussels proposes to relax the conditions of the recovery plans because only 35% has been spent The European Commission will suspend the disbursement of 626 million euros in future payments …
The European Commission has issued a positive assessment of Spain’s fifth payment application, amounting to €23 billion, under the Recovery and Resilience Mechanism. This disbursement is linked to the total fulfilment of 82 milestones and objectives, and to the partial fulfilment of two others, some of them related to the ecological and digital transition. In addition, the Commission has validated the outstanding milestone of the fourth payment …
Madrid, 8 Jul (EFE).- The equivalent of diesel taxation to gasoline is one of the environmental commitments that Spain agreed with Brussels to receive the fifth disbursement of European funds and that has now left it without charging 460 million euros. The European Commission (EC) gave this Monday green light to the disbursement of the fifth payment of the recovery fund to Spain, an amount that reduced by about 1.1 billion euros for failing thre…
The Council plenary session today approved requesting a loan from financial institutions of 1,816 million euros to pay outstanding invoices from suppliers. According to the Minister of Finance, Ruth Merino, the Council was forced to take this measure because the Spanish government has not sent the money from the FLA, the Autonomous Liquidity Fund, that was due to them, nor the advance payment of 900 million euros that will arrive later than in p…
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