After crossing the Rubicon, we are now starting to grow again. Ricardo Martínez Rico
El Mundo
Friday 27th of December 2013
Ricardo Martínez Rico confirms that Spain has ceased to be the focus of global concern because we have now successfully left the recession behind; the centerpiece of this is the cause and effect relationship between the reforms carried out and the positive results now accumulating.
The crisis begins to lag behind. Ricardo Martínez Rico
Canarias 7
Thursday 14th of November 2013
In a speech at the ADP debate in the Canary Islands, Ricardo Martínez Rico upholds that the recession appears to be behind us and the latest indicators point to a turnaround in the Spanish economy.
More than just a transatlantic agreement. José María Romero
Expansión
Wednesday 7th of August 2013
José María Romero explains that the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership is a strategic bet, which seeks to establish a wider association between the U.S. and the EU, mainly in the regulatory area
Temporary Employment Agencies believe that they might reduce the unemployment of 400.000 persons
ABC
Friday 14th of June 2013
Equipo Economico has produced a report, together with Asempleo, in which shows that greater participation of private employment agencies in the Spanish labor market would reduce by 400,000 the number of unemployed.
Opening to foreign markets, key to overcome the crisis. Ricardo Martínez Rico
Diariodeavisos.com
Thursday 13th of June 2013
According to Ricardo Martínez Rico, the current Spanish economic situation has changed from last year. The reforms have succeeded in making the economy more flexible and competitive.