The Government of the United Kingdom announced this Thursday the ban on flights from Portugal and fourteen South American countries to try to prevent the spread of a new variant of the coronavirus detected in Brazil. The British Minister of Transport, Grant Shapps, reported that arrivals will be suspended from this morning from Argentina, Brazil, […]
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The tile ‘assumes’ the delays and the rise in costs due to Brexit
The tile assumes with resignation the scenario with which it will have to deal in the British market. The end of the transition period of the Brexit on December 31st and the lack of preparation at customs It has been causing long lines of trucks on both sides of the English Channel for days. Â […]
The IMF’s examination of Spain: five years of crisis and Sánchez skips 6 of its 7 recommendations
He had it so tied that his own Pedro Sánchez he himself voted against the amendments to the entirety of his budget project for 2021 by telematic means, like most of his ministers. And if they had forgotten, nothing would have happened either because even a Vox deputy, Magdalena NevadoHe was wrong and voted […]
Georgieva (IMF) asks China to provide payment facilities to indebted countries
If there is a country that is competing with him IMF, the World Bank and other multilateral organizations in lending to developing economies is China. The latest example came this week when the prime minister of Sri Lanka, the nationalist Gotabaya Rajapaksa announced that he would ask China, and not the IMF, for a […]
The IMF improves its forecasts for the large developed economies with only one exception: Spain
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates that the coronavirus has launched into “extreme poverty“- that is, to live on less than 1 dollar with 61 cents a day – 90 million people, the equivalent of twice the population of Spain. It has caused the greatest crisis in history since the Great Depression that occurred 90 […]