is not easy to abstract from what is happening around us and even though some political gurus insisted that officials should spend , right and left, to save the crisis it is certain that more plans more strongly the possibility that one day, apparently not too distant to officials have difficulty in collecting payroll ... or at least some officials.
I bring to the fore to Marc Vidal, whom I admire deeply. is intelligent, brutally critical, and without mincing words. It's obviously lots more but this what you can out sailing without limitations for its highly recommended web space. The thing that Marc just venturing: "I bet before the end of year news began to reflect the first officials to demand their payrolls in the doors of some municipalities. Some may consider this statement as a real lot but Marc is not the bad news that gleefully predict without sufficient reasons . In the same line is delivered just a few days ago an interesting article La Vanguardia : "Municipalities predict bankruptcy in 2010 unless the government takes measures.
between officials of my environment is vox populi the plight of some municipalities in Andalusia, the announcement imminent bankruptcy and closure of municipal corporations and drastic reduction of income soaring into the coffers of local governments. There is a concern sieved and the curious feeling that if this happens always happens to others rather than oneself.
apparently in my town hall payroll is guaranteed by a policy of solid credit but know the budget of other agencies close as the council or local authority associations closer.
Time passes and Marc Vidal analysis are just guesses. The reality of right now, this moment is that despite having the highest unemployment rate in Europe (with the expected "optimistic" over 20% increase) and about as bad economic data have left millions of English to enjoy the holidays. It's okay ... but Marc Vidal seeks hassling summer and autumn definitely screw us.
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