For the moment, the idea outlined by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Business, Carlos’s bodyThe proposal to create a “regime of 18” is “somewhat diffuse”. But In the Junta de Castilla y León, it doesn’t look bad This bet recovered by the central government to arbitrate a sort of new virtual autonomy with minimum administrative and regulatory requirements acceptable throughout the national territory, which allows companies to operate in any corner of the country, regardless of regional or local regulations in force. Indeed, as the Minister of Economy and Finance recalled this Friday, Carlos Fernandez Carriedoin the Community “We have always defended the unity of the market”The position of Castilla y León, also highlighted by the spokesman of the Regional Executive, has “always” consisted of betting on “a license that can be granted to an autonomous community in a productive activity to be useful to the rest.”
“It would be positive if we all accepted it”Carriedo said. “It seems very good to us” as long as it involves following the path “that we have proposed for a long time” of “moving towards a market unit, reducing procedures, facilitating the management of companies by companies.” not having to apply for 17 licenses in 17 autonomous communitiesbut that only one license is valid for the entire Spanish territory,” he stressed.
And he recalled that Castilla y León has already taken measures to “erase” administrative borders within the national territory. This is the case, for example, of hunting and fishing licenses, which allow these activities to be carried out with the same permit in a maximum of eight autonomies. “It makes no sense” that the authorization for an activity in one community “does not serve” to carry it out in another, defended Carriedo.
“We we do not need to have zeal to exercise “At the regional level, there are differences with the rest of the autonomous communities,” the Commission spokesman also added in a reading that distils a certain political tone in his defense of moving forward “towards a market unit” that “facilitates” the work of Castilla y León in the national context.
And, he reiterated, what the Castilian and Leonese executive wants is “thatWe envision a unique vision of Spain“, going beyond the idea that the Autonomous Communities sometimes exercise geographical limits,” explained the councilor before participating in the Board of Directors of the CEOE Castilla y León. Thus, he defended that what they should do is “making it easier for businesses” so that they operate throughout the “entire national territory” when they have their license in one of the 17 autonomous communities.
This is in principle the idea put forward by Corpus, which has deepened its commitment to the achievement of a genuine internal market in Spain, promote “homogenization” after “looking at what the heterogeneities are” between the autonomies. “In Europe, there is talk of a ’28 regime’, that is, a fictitious State that would operate in parallel with the 27 Member States and that would allow companies to operate in an agile manner with them” and of a “similar option” with a The “18” regime is what you are looking for in Spain, for which will bring communities togetherreports Ep.
More complications
On the same subject, the president of CEOE Castilla y León, Santiago Aparicio called for progress to “simplify administratively all the steps” and “will not complicate the life” of this group, because “that would reduce our competitiveness and cost us productivity”. And it has been demonstratedn against any initiative that involves “more complications” adds to the “number” of regulatory procedures that business owners must follow.
Aparicio pleaded for to make the company “the figurehead of the economy” of the Community”, while calling for “supporting the business world”, because it is the one that “creates wealth and employment”. The president of the businessmen, although he stressed that the situation in Castilla y León “is better”, also stressed that “A certain cooling” is “worrying” This means that they have a few “complicated” months ahead of them.
This was transmitted by the organization to the Minister of Economy and Finance at the beginning of the new year, during which CEOE also put on the table internationalization, the attraction of talent or the desire to “transfer to the rest of the provinces” the high level of industrialization presented by Burgos, Palencia and Valladolid, with figures even higher than the national average.
In this sense, Carriedo considered that the Community is experiencing above-average industrial growth and that The “no” depends on a single productive sectorThe advisor, who stressed that “it is the right time to invest in Castile and Leon”, praised the role of businessmen, who are the ones who “in the endThey create jobs and wealth” and opted for dialogue to “resolve together” the “difficulties” they face.
