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La Airef Detecta Un Exceso De 10.000 Millones En Gasto Público .es LUNES, 8 DE JULIO DE 2019 elEcoelSuperLunesnomistaAÑO XIV. Nº 4.100 EL DIARIO DE LOS QUE TOMAN DECISIONES Precio: 1,70€ La Inspección aconseja que en los descansos El riesgo sistémico español va a aumentar haya un ‘alejamiento’ del espacio laboral PÁG. 32 Por Diego P. Iribarren DIRECTOR ANALYTICS EY PÁG. 4 Las ‘telecos’ no dejarán el 5G en La AIReF detecta un exceso de manos de un 10.000 millones en gasto público solo proveedor El sector antepone el Dónde más se ha dilapidado el dinero es en el Apoyo a la Inversión Productiva principio de seguridad Es más caro, pero también es más El gasto público en España tiene –revisión del gasto– que le enco- de las iniciativas públicas y la falta es en el Programa de Apoyo a la seguro. Todos los grandes acto- agujeros, y son numerosos. Así lo mendara el Gobierno hace un año. de medidas que aumenten la efi- Inversión Productiva (RCI), es decir, res de las telecomunicaciones se prueban los siete informes que ha Un análisis global de estos docu- ciencia y no generación de ahorros el plan para la reindustrialización muestran convencidos de la nece- lanzado la Autoridad Independien- mentos indica que las Administra- que son posibles. Según los diferen- que ha venido ejecutando el Gobier- sidad de confiar el núcleo de su te de Responsabilidad Fiscal (AIReF) ciones Públicas pierden al menos tes análisis de la AIReF, donde más no desde 2008 y que está activo a red de 5G a múltiples proveedo- en el marco del Spending Review 10.086 millones por la nula eficacia se ha dilapidado el dinero público día de hoy. PÁG. 23 res. PÁG. 13 EL DIVIDENDO Los conservadores echan a Tsipras tras cuatro años LUSO ES MUY en el poder en Grecia ATRACTIVO Mitsotakis (ND) vence con claridad a Syriza Portugal es el milagro Como vaticinaban las encuestas, los Mitsotakis sobre el partido de Tsi- de Europa, y ahora primeros resultados tras el cierre pras, la izquierdista Syriza, lo que de los colegios electorales daban la permitirá al centroderecha gober- algunas de sus victoria a la conservadora Nueva nar en solitario, al contar con más retribuciones más Democracia (ND) de Kyriakos de la mitad de los escaños. PÁG. 27 altas llaman a la puerta. PÁG. 18 y 19 Las constructoras medianas ya DIVIDENDO 2019 (%) facturan 2.300 millones fuera PÁG. 9 ALTRI 9,09 Navigator 8,45 Redes Energeticas 7,01 Los fondos amenazan con NOS 6,60 ir al arbitraje internacional SONAE 6 CTT 5,62 por el tijeretazo energético EDP 5,61 Las eléctricas estudian la vía del Supremo Sonae Capital 5,42 La Comisión Nacional de Merca- los próximos seis años. Fuentes jurí- dos y Competencia (CNMC) ha dicas consultadas apuntan también Galp 4,96 abierto la caja de pandora con todo que las empresas afectadas por el Semapa 4,14 el sector energético por la batería ajuste se plantean llevar a la CNMC de circulares presentadas el pasa- ante los tribunales españoles si la do viernes con el planteamiento de propuesta lanzada se mantiene en un recorte de 6.000 millones para los términos actuales. PÁG. 6 ISTOCK El cierre de iDental deja un agujero de 11 Las alzas de Airbus obligan a poner REVISTA millones a EVO protecciones más altas El banco ya dotó 7,4 millones de los Ecotrader sube el precio de salida El inmobiliario no deja prestamos fallidos PÁG. 11 al 44% de lo ya ganado PÁG. 20 de crecer PÁG. 34 2 LUNES, 8 DE JULIO DE 2019 EL ECONOMISTA Opinión Protagonistas Protagonistas Protagonistas Protagonistas Protagonistas Tony Jin Yong Jaime Lamo de Espinosa P. J. dos Santos Fernandes José Luis Escrivá Mónica Oltra CONS. DELEG. DE HUAWEI ESPAÑA PRESIDENTE DE ANCI PRESIDENTE DE ALTRI PRESIDENTE DE AIREF VICEP. GENERALITAT DE VALENCIA Despierta desconfianza Buena marcha del sector El dividendo más elevado Adecuada advertencia Gestión lamentable Las telecos confiarán su red de 5G Las constructoras medianas y no Con una rentabilidad del 9,67 por AIReF desvela que España pierde La Generalitat incrementó el défi- a múltiples proveedores para evi- cotizadas agrupadas en la patro- ciento, la papelera lusa Altri pre- 10.000 millones por ineficiencias cit público un 1.000 por ciento tar que el fallo de un “jugador” nal ANCI impulsaron su activi- senta el dividendo más elevado de en el gasto de las Administracio- hasta abril frente al año anterior. colapse el servicio. Esta diversifi- dad exterior que ya supone una la Península Ibérica. Su buena po- nes. Lanza con ello una adecuada Bajo la excusa de ser año electo- cación evidencia la desconfianza facturación de 2.300 millones. lítica de pagos, unida a la mejora advertencia al Gobierno, que de- ral, el Gobierno de Oltra efectuó que Huawei genera, ante su con- Con ello mejoran sus perspecti- de la economía portuguesa, ele- bería llevar a revisar los criterios una inaudita alza del gasto flicto con EEUU, que sube costes. vas de negocio. van el atractivo de los títulos. que rigen el desembolso público. al tiempo que caían los ingresos. Quiosco El pulso de los lectores CLARÍN (ARGENTINA) Muchos “economistas” sólo Fuerte incremento del desean que llegue una crisis déficit público porque hacen negocio cuando las cosas van mal. Hay que ser El Gobierno volvió a ampliar muy mala persona para desear los gastos del Presupuesto. In- que la economía vaya mal y en- crementó los gastos en 17.759,9 riquecerse a costa de ello. millones de dólares, de los cua- @ LUMBRERAS les, una parte (10.285,3 millo- nes) se financiaron con recur- Quienes no palman nunca son sos propios, el resto (7.474,6 Hacienda y los políticos. Si su- millones) aumentaron el défi- be la bolsa y estás posicionado cit fiscal. Distribuida en 165 al alza...., a pagar. Si baja y estás planillas, hay un aumento ge- posicionado a la baja...., a pa- neral de gastos, a la vez que se gar. Si es al contrario, la pérdi- incorporaron como fuentes de da te la comes tú solito. financiamiento diversos prés- @ DE CAJÓN tamos externos por 6.103 mi- El vicepresidente italiano, Matteo Salvini. REUTERS llones, entre otros del Banco Por supuesto que Vox es extre- Interamericano de Desarrollo El Tsunami ma derecha, sus posiciona- (1.574 millones), Banco Mun- mientos en temas como el dial (255 millones), Corpora- ¿A qué llama Sánchez cos. “Eso posibilitaría el resurgir Almeida, ya ha contactado con las aborto, los homosexuales, la ción Andina de Fomento (830 ‘el efecto Salvini’? de Podemos, que es justo lo que firmas para conocer su opinión de cuestión territorial, la violen- millones), China Development no quieren en el PSOE”, explica cara a la remodelación que plantea cia de género, los inmigrantes, Bank Corporation (1.751 millo- Aunque las negociaciones para un analista político. de Madrid Central. Pero comentan la religión, la contaminación nes) y Japan Bank for Interna- la investidura siguen abiertas y que el encuentro no ha despejado ambiental, etc., son posiciona- cional Cooperation (375 millo- todo puede cambiar de un día pa- Preocupación en el coche la incertidumbre en el sector del mientos similares al Frente nes de dólares). ra otro, la realidad actual es que compartido madrileño carsharing. “No sabemos qué ocu- Nacional de Lepen, y demás Pedro Sánchez no quiere que rrirá. Está claro que carece de sen- partidos de ultra derecha de THE IRISH TIMES Pablo Iglesias forme parte del Desde el lanzamiento de Madrid tido eliminar Madrid Central. Pero Europa. próximo Ejecutivo, y mucho me- Central, las compañías de alquiler en estos momentos no podemos @ YOMISMO La concesión de nos que acapare una cartera de descartar nada”, reconocen desde hipotecas, al alza ministro. “Es imposible que Igle- una de estas empresas. En Madrid ganó Ángel Gabi- sias consiga sus objetivos. El pre- El sector del londo y si alguien tiene que go- El número de solicitudes de sidente está cerrado en banda”, ‘carsharing,’ Las ‘embajadas’ catalanas bernar en Madrid es él. hipotecas que fueron aproba- corroboran fuentes cercanas a la de mayor actividad @ CARMEN das por los bancos aumentó un formación morada. Se comenta inquieto por la 10,1 por ciento en el año hasta que la razón por la que se niega a posible eliminación La pasada semana, Exteriores pi- Me parece increíble oír y leer a finales de mayo. En concreto, los deseos del secretario general dió al Tribunal Superior de Justi- tanto periodista o político durante mayo se aprobaron un de Unidas Podemos está relacio- de Madrid Central cia de Cataluña que cerrara las echando la culpa a unos u total de 4.926 hipotecas, de las nada con Italia. En concreto, con embajadas catalanas en el exte- otros del estado en que se en- cuales 2.520, o el 51,2 por cien- lo que llama el efecto Salvini, en rior por ser “lesivas para los inte- cuentra la gobernabilidad en to de la cifra total, fueron para referencia al actual vicepresiden- de coche compartido (carsharing) reses del Estado y estar al servicio todos los peldaños. Durante 45 compradores de primera vez. te del Ejecutivo transalpino. “El han tenido un incremento del ne- de un proyecto secesionista años me he dedicado a solucio- “Las aprobaciones de hipote- partido de Matteo Salvini fue el gocio de entre un 20 por ciento y inconstitucional”. Aunque la peti- nar problemas en ordenadores cas en mayo muestran un au- tercero más votado en la genera- un 30 por ciento. De ahí que las ción se centró en las delegaciones y siempre he buscado una cau- mento significativo tanto en les de 2018.
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