Facenda’s advisor, Miguel Corgos, rejects debt relief for Galicia, since, as it is presented, it is “a suit tailored for the independence movement,” he said. In this sense, Corgos said that this issue “is not Galicia’s problem, and it is not worth diverting attention and talking about reductions to avoid talking about what is really important” to refer to fair and multilateral financing that allows paying the cost. the services that Galicia needs.
The Facenda leader referred to statements by Galician opposition parties criticizing the Xunta for its position on debt cancellation, which shows, he said, their lack of understanding of how public finances worksince, with the current regulations, the amount remitted could not be devoted to spending policies.
For Corgos, the tolerance that the opposition wants for Galicia would only mean a saving on interest to be paid, which is the lowest in Spain thanks to the responsible policy of the Galician government. Furthermore, he adds that this amount would not solve the deficit of more than 600 million euros per year that the community experiences due to the current financing system due to an incorrect assessment of the costs of aging and dispersion.
Corgos considers that it is “a deception by the government towards all Spaniards, because it means paying together what a few have squandered,” he criticized. In this sense, he clarified that “it is not a haircut but rather a mutualization of the debt.” He adds to this that it is a government trap for divert attention on the problems that are drowning him.
