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Reconstruction Pact and launch a message ofPresident of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, expressed this Sunday to the presidents of the autonomous communities the "need for an Economic and Social Reconstruction Pact" once the threat of the coronavirus pandemic passes and has invited them to be part of it. because, in his opinion, a "message of coordination, collaboration and cooperation" must be transmitted and thus send a message to citizens that institutions and parties act "together." As reported by regional sources, Sánchez explained that the Government wants "all representative sectors of society to be present in the preparation of this national agreement", that is, the political parties present in Congress, the governments of autonomous communities, and social and economic agents. As Sánchez told them at the beginning of the fifth videoconference that he has had with the regional presidents since the state of alarm was declared, "in a State as decentralized.

Would make no sense to do it without the autonomous communities." by Taboolayou may like Brussels disavows Josep Borrell and deals a setback to the Government for its support for UNRWA After highlighting that he makes his proposal "from the heart and in good faith", the head of the Exe Tokelau Email List cutive has informed them that it is "essential" to send a "message of coordination, collaboration and cooperation", since, although he understands that there are "discrepancies" in some issues such as the degree of forcefulness of the economic and social response, "it is important that citizens see all the parties and institutions together. The President of the Government has also summarized to the regional leaders the Eurogroup agreement that was celebrated last week and by which the approved measures.



Collective effort of half a billion euros, according to the aforementioned sources. Sánchez has indicated that the Eurogroup approved this support instrument to "mitigate unemployment risks", a proposal made by the European Commission by which bonds are issued in international markets. In his opinion, it is a "positive instrument" that represents a "first step towards European mutualisation". Also, he added, it involves a line to guarantee liquidity to the companies of the European Investment Bank with  euros in guarantees, aligned with the  million that the Government has provided through the ICO. According to the head of the Executive, some Eurogroup countries wanted to impose macroeconomic conditionality that, in his opinion, "has no justification at thi position that both Spain and Italy rejected and which led.