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Spain proposes a €1.5 trillion coronavirus recovery fund financed through perpetual EU debt
Author
Mariya
Date
2020-04-21 10:35
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2082
The Spanish government is clear that the major post-coronavirus game will be played out in Europe. The chances for economies that have been so badly affected by the pandemic to get back on track, such as those of Spain and Italy, will depend on there being a kind of “Marshall Plan” in the EU over the next few years, they say from La Moncloa prime ministerial palace.
More information:https://english.elpais.com/politics/2020-04-20/spain-proposes-a-15-trillion-coronavirus-recovery-fund-financed-through-perpetual-eu-debt.html
More information:https://english.elpais.com/politics/2020-04-20/spain-proposes-a-15-trillion-coronavirus-recovery-fund-financed-through-perpetual-eu-debt.html
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