Verbatim record of the Congress of Deputies
-of Deputy DA Soraya Saenz de Santamaria MARIA ANTONIO, PEOPLE'S PARLIAMENTARY GROUP IN CONGRESS, WHICH MAKES THE LORD FIRST DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND MINISTER OF INTERIOR: HOW THE FIRST DEPUTY PRIME RATE THE DESTRUCTION OF SPECIALLY AFFECTING PRODUCTIVE WORKERS SELF? (File Number 180/001346.)
Mr. PRESIDENT: Questions for Mr. vice president of the Government. To make the first is the word Dona Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría.
Mrs. SAENZ DE ANTONIO SANTAMARIA : Thank you, Mr. President.
Mr. Vice President, since the crisis began more than 300,000 independent business closed in the last month 400 per day. That happens in Spain because the self-employed self-employed and foreign risk, because their government is the main risk to the English autonomous. They have raised taxes, I have uploaded the light fuels have risen. The only thing the government has lowered the moral, because they have not done or if any of his problems: access to credit, lack of liquidity, the government defaults. Mr. Rubalcaba, while his Government would continue sinking to the self, or the economy will recover or created employment. When will they understand something as simple as that? (Applause.)
Mr. PRESIDENT: Thank you, Sáenz de Santamaría.
Lord Deputy Prime Minister.
Mr. FIRST DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND MINISTER OF INTERIOR (Pérez Rubalcaba): Thank you, Mr. President.
You know-and here I agree with you that the Government has attached great importance to the self-employed have it. They are a key sector in our economy and we have therefore adopted a set of measures, some with the agreement of this House, well aware that the Popular Party. (Applause.)
Mr. PRESIDENT: Thank you.
Lady Sáenz de Santamaría.
Mrs. SAENZ DE ANTONIO SANTAMARIA : Mr. Rubalcaba, this control session does not leave the garage and I'm going to make things a little easier ... (Rumores.)
Mr. PRESIDENT: Quiet please.
Mrs. SAENZ DE ANTONIO SANTAMARIA : ... to answer you by their usual methods, test type: no or never, which is how you answer the questions written on topics that are uncomfortable. First, are you going to comply with the proposal of the House conducted by the People's Party that freelancers do not pay until you charge VAT? Second, are you going to adapt the taxation of modules to the reality of the crisis or the caterers will have to continue paying for five empty tables as if they were full? Third, are you going to allow the offsetting of tax debts with debts of other public authorities? Because they are 12,000 million euros, and that figure is the difference between closing the business or create jobs.
Mr Rubalcaba, I think you were this weekend in Seville, although apparently not allowed to speak. (Rumores.)
M. ; PRESIDENT: Quiet please.
Mrs. SAENZ DE ANTONIO SANTAMARIA : Most agreed he would have gone to Cadiz the convention of self-his constituency, of course. I was there and you know the least say the self his Government? That his Government would not expect anything new, they pay religiously charged VAT but not work, and in Andalucia, if you are socialist, cobras retirement but have never worked ... (Protestas. - Several gentlemen: Hala! - A man Member: My Mother!)
Mr. PRESIDENT: Quiet please.
Mrs. SAENZ DE ANTONIO SANTAMARIA ... and the Junta de Andalucía takes three hundred days to pay the self-employed, because for them there are no funds, the funds are reserved for the friends of Mr. Chaves for reptiles. (A man MP: Very good!) Lord, you both work on their own in the government that has forgotten that to govern is always a task for others in the service of the English, they want from you a response.
Thank you. (Applause.)
M. ; PRESIDENT: Thank you, Sáenz de Santamaría. (Continued applause.)
Okay, thank you very much.
Lord Deputy Prime Minister.
Mr. FIRST DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND MINISTER OF INTERIOR (Pérez Rubalcaba): Thank you, Your Honor.
Lord, brought a set of measures intended to read self in this House and explain to you, but his intervention has led me to change on the fly, as follows. (Rumores.)
Mr. PRESIDENT: Quiet please.
Mr. FIRST DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND MINISTER OF INTERIOR (Pérez Rubalcaba): The second time, my lord, you've done it twice today, which brings you ERE Case eastern Andalusia and makes a comparison I find vile, vile. (Rumores.)
Mr. PRESIDENT: Silence.
Mr. FIRST DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND MINISTER OF INTERIOR (Pérez Rubalcaba): I'll explain. When he heard I had an immediate response, which is to take the hundreds of millions of euros of the plot ... Gürtel (Several gentlemen: Oh! - Rumors.)
Mr. PRESIDENT: Quiet please.
Mr. FIRST DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND MINISTER OF INTERIOR (Pérez Rubalcaba): Take the hundreds of millions of plot Gürtel, divided by the minimum wage and a English know the number of unemployed could have hired in Spain (Protests and applause.) -quietly, if you or sorry, people of his party had not allegedly stolen. And you know what? I did not want to do the other day and did not want to do today, what happens is that you now already gone. Do not want to do because it seems to me that you do not deserve it deserves " , that he does not deserve it are the unemployed, the self, the middle classes. They do not deserve this debate that you intend, my lord, do not deserve it. (Rumores.)
Mr. PRESIDENT: Silence please.
Mr. FIRST DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND MINISTER OF INTERIOR (Pérez Rubalcaba): I do not edifying in this House we use the suffering of the people to throw garbage from one side to another the Chamber. I do not think uplifting. Now, I'll tell you one thing, Your Honor. I'm not going to go out there, do what I do, but I'm not going to allow that you try to spot the action of my government. I do not mean to criticize, it is legitimate, I mean dirty and stained. That I will not consent, neither you nor anyone in his party.
Thank . (Applause.)
Mr. PRESIDENT: Thank you, Mr. Vice President. (Continued applause.)
Many thanks.