By Matthew Roscoe • 11 December 2022 • 14:36
BREAKING: Spain's Pedro Sánchez announces imminent measures to curb food prices. Image: photocosmos1/Shutterstock.com
Speaking at an event in Barcelona on Sunday, December 11, Pedro Sánchez announced that, while the Spanish government has managed to “bend the curve” of inflation in Spain, much-needed aid to curb food prices will soon be in place in the country.
Sánchez promised that a new aid package to stop food prices from rising would be approved by the end of the year.
The Spanish Prime Minister tweeted: “Our measures work and we are bending the inflation curve.
“And before the end of the year, we are going to approve a new aid package for the social majority with mechanisms to contain the rise in food prices.”
Nuestras medidas funcionan y estamos doblegando la curva de la inflación. Y antes de que finalice el año vamos a aprobar un nuevo paquete de ayudas para la mayoría social con mecanismos para contener la subida de los precios de los alimentos.#ElGobiernoDeLaGente pic.twitter.com/p4Wh5Uvh85 — Pedro Sánchez (@sanchezcastejon) December 11, 2022
Nuestras medidas funcionan y estamos doblegando la curva de la inflación.
Y antes de que finalice el año vamos a aprobar un nuevo paquete de ayudas para la mayoría social con mecanismos para contener la subida de los precios de los alimentos.#ElGobiernoDeLaGente pic.twitter.com/p4Wh5Uvh85
— Pedro Sánchez (@sanchezcastejon) December 11, 2022
Sánchez added: “We are going to put all our resources, as we did during the pandemic, at the service of the people.
“Not only out of social commitment but also as a matter of economic efficiency.”
Earlier this week, Spain’s Vice-President and Minister of Employment, Yolanda Díaz, announced that her party was negotiating new measures with the PSOE to tackle rising food and mortgage prices, within the framework of the extension of the anti-crisis decree that expires on December 31, although she did not specify what they would consist of, as reported by Cope.
People reacted to the announcement on social media.
Sergio Brabezo sarcastically wrote: “You’re doing great, Pedro: – Historic inflation of 10%. – Annul the crime of sedition. – The most unemployed country in Europe. – Invalidate the crime of embezzlement. – Putting sex offenders on the streets. -Historic public debt of €1.5 trillion.- It goes on like this.”
Los estás haciendo fenomenal, Pedro: – Inflación histórica del 10%. – Anular el delito de sedición. – El país con más paro de Europa. – Invalidar el delito de malversación. – Sacar a agresores sexuales a la calle. -Deuda Pública histórica de 1,5 billones de €. Sigue así. pic.twitter.com/gSKz9EfkSc — Sergio Brabezo (@SBrabezo) December 11, 2022
Los estás haciendo fenomenal, Pedro:
– Inflación histórica del 10%.
– Anular el delito de sedición.
– El país con más paro de Europa.
– Invalidar el delito de malversación.
– Sacar a agresores sexuales a la calle.
-Deuda Pública histórica de 1,5 billones de €.
Sigue así. pic.twitter.com/gSKz9EfkSc
— Sergio Brabezo (@SBrabezo) December 11, 2022
While another person said: “Thank you.”
Gracias Unidas Podemos!!!! https://t.co/s9Vc3BfrLj — Sin nombre (@Sinnomb21808127) December 11, 2022
Gracias Unidas Podemos!!!! https://t.co/s9Vc3BfrLj
— Sin nombre (@Sinnomb21808127) December 11, 2022
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