Debate sobre el estado de la nación 2014
Debate sobre el estado de la nación 2014
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Spain's Foreign Minister Garcia-Margallo talks to Spain's main opposition Socialist Party leader Rubalcaba and Socialist deputy secretary-general Valenciano at the Parliament in Madrid
25.02.2014Spain's Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo (R) talks to Spain's main opposition Socialist Party leader Alfredo Rubalcaba (C) and Socialist deputy secretary-general Elena Valenciano on the first day of the State of the Nation debate at the Parliament in Madrid February 25, 2014. Spain's economy is on track to expand by a better-than-expected 1.0 percent in 2014, allowing moderate job creation for the first time in six years, Rajoy said on Tuesday in his annual state-of-the-nation address to parliament. Rajoy, half way through a four-year term, said his No. 1 priority is to reduce one of Europe's highest jobless rates, but did not provide a fresh forecast for unemployment, which is seen ending this year at just under 26 percent, its current rate. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS)REUTERS/Andrea Comas -
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25.02.2014GRA261. MADRID, 25/02/2014.- El presidente del Gobierno, Mariano Rajoy, durante la sesión de la tarde del debate sobre el estado de la nación que hoy ha arrancado en el Congreso con la recuperación económica y el plan soberanista de Cataluña como temas centrales. EFE/JuanJo martínEFE/JuanJo martín -
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25.02.2014GRA293. MADRID, 25/02/2014.- El presidente del Gobierno, Mariano Rajoy (d), saluda al ministro de Justicia, Alberto Ruiz Gallardón, al comienzo de la sesión de la tarde del debate sobre el estado de la nación que hoy ha arrancado en el Congreso con la recuperación económica y el plan soberanista de Cataluña como temas centrales. EFE/Juan Carlos HidalgoEFE/Juan Carlos Hidalgo
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