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This article was published April 13, 2015 at 16:16.
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“The growth will be increasingly supported.” Word of the Minister of Economy, Pier Carlo Padoan, who spoke about the Def after the meeting with the Vice President of the EU Commission, Valdis Dombrovskis, on issues of economic recovery, the outlook for the budget and structural measures proposed by Italy for 2016, the Jobs Act and Social Policy.
Padoan: Italy wants to use the new clause reforms
“It seems that there is a strong identity of views,” said the minister, who confirmed the will Executive to appeal to the clause of the reforms again next year. “We discussed the clause of the reforms – said Padoan – and the fact that the Italian government intends to use it according to the new forms of flexibility that the EU Commission has recently approved.” Padoan then recalled that “the Commission may consider the merits of Def when will be approved by Parliament and then make an assessment with the publication of the spring estimates that there will be a few weeks.”
Dombrovskis: yes to the bonus if Italy would respect the objectives
For its part, Dombrovskis had greeted the arrival in Italy with a benevolent tweet: “The European Commission appreciates the effort for reform in Italy has gained speed and welcomes the commitment to an agenda of reforms detailed. ” Not only that: ‘The Commission gives benventuto to the fact that Italy Def in line with the rule of debt. The commitments are broadly in line with our ‘. As forecasts: growth at 0.7% this year and a deficit from 2015 to 2.5% with a 0.1% to 2.6% in less rispoetto programmatic, releasing a dowry of about 1.6 billion. Resources, noted Dombrovskis, which ‘may be used for priority interventions, the government is deciding “the destination. What matters is another: “For Italy it is important to respect the target budget for this year and next.” In short: Italy can use the bonus in support of vulnerable groups, as long as “the budgetary targets are achieved, not worse.”
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