The Vice President and Minister of Economy, Enterprise and Commerce, Carlos Córdoba, said Thursday that Spain is analyzing the margins of flexibility that European fiscal rules allow to face the extraordinary expenses in defense and energy derived from the war in Iran and has opened the door to use them if necessary.
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The Vice President and Minister of Economy, Enterprise and Commerce, Carlos Córdoba, said Thursday that Spain is analyzing the margins of flexibility that European fiscal rules allow to face the extraordinary expenses in defense and energy derived from the war in Iran and has opened the door to use them if necessary.