The director of OKDIARIO, Eduardo Inda, expresses himself in his editorial commentary on the announcement of the appointment of Jose Luis Escrivá as new governor of the Bank of Spain. “Historically,” he said, “the governors of the Bank of Spain have been personalities with enormous authority in the world of economics. “At least that’s what happened in democracy.”
Inda recalls that this has been the case, since the first governor of the regulator in times of freedom, “who was Álvarez Rendueles, until the last, Pablo Hernández de Cos, passing through Mariano Rubio” (Inda notes at this point his subsequent “misdeeds”).
And remember also other governors like Professor Red, Jaime Caruanaeither Luis Maria Linde. Of Miguel Ángel Fernández Ordóñez“the only exception to the rule,” claims he was “typed by Rodriguez Shoemaker and that “its politicized phase represented the greatest economic disaster in the recent history of our country, with this crisis that we suffered from 2008 to 2012 and that almost caused the rescue of Spain.”
Today, “Pedro Sánchez repeats the gesture, as it could not be otherwise, in an autocrat as wild and bestial as he is,” he says, and Eduardo Inda adds that “now he is going to appoint José Luis Escriva, current president, to the Bank of Spain.” Minister of Digital Transformation. Inda believes that with his appointment “independence goes to hell of the Bank of Spain.
He also states that “if they are in a bad financial situation, we should not expect that the Plaza de Cibeles entity will have any only one criticism of the Spanish government” The director of OKDIARIO also assures that with the appointment of “this irascible guy, with very bad manners and who does not have the training of any of his predecessors, Pedro Sánchez’s autocracy is consolidated in this country: with this nomination, we will be much less free than we have been up to now.
Inda maintains that in addition to typing Escriva, Pedro Sánchez will also appoint the number 2 of the Bank of Spain: autocracy cubed!
