The Catalan President rejects raising taxes and states that a 10% budget cut is enough
February 11, 2011 11:02 PM | CNA / Pere Francesch / Gaspar Pericay Coll
Artur Mas, the President of the Catalan Government answered the Spanish Vice President for Economy, who yesterday suggested that he should raise taxes. He also wants to stop the debate about which percentage of the public expenditure should be cut, after the insistence from Madrid to go beyond the 10%. The Advisory Council for the Economic Recovery met today for the first time. Mas also announced a Catalan summit on economic recovery scheduled for the 25th of March.