Current Institutional and Economic Developments in Spain within the Framework of the European Union

  • Beatriz Iñarritu Universidad de Deusto
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18543/ced-53-2015pp233-251

Abstract

Summary: I. Introducción.—II. El Estado de la Integración. 1. Debate en el Reino Unido en relación a la Unión Europea. 2. Islandia retira su solicitud de adhesión a la UE. 3. Gobernanza económica: el Semestre Europeo 2015. 4. Debate sobre la gobernanza económica europea: la ambiciosa propuesta española. 5. Acuerdo político sobre el Plan Juncker. 6. La Comisión propone una multa a España por el falseamiento del déficit público.— III. Cuestiones generales de la actualidad económica. 1. BCE: Compra masiva de Deuda pública. 2. Mecanismo Europeo de Estabilidad: primera emisión de deuda con intereses negativos. 3. Acuerdo Trasatlántico UEEEUU: negociaciones pospuestas. 4. Competencia-ayudas públicas: investigación sobre las ayudas a las compañías eléctricas de once países y    al sector bancario de cuatro países. 5. Competencia-abuso de posición de dominio: acusaciones a Google y Gazprom. 6. Bruselas recurre la decisión del Tribunal sobre las deducciones fiscales aplicadas por empresas españolas por la adquisición de empresas extranjeras. 7. Tribunal de Justicia: nuevo dictamen en contra de la Ley Hipotecaria española. 8. Competencia: autorización de compra de Jazztel por parte de Orange. 9. Inmigración: plan de acogida a solicitantes de asilo.

Published online: 15 April 2016

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Author Biography

Beatriz Iñarritu, Universidad de Deusto
Profesora de ‘Deusto Business School’
Universidad de Deusto
Published
2015-10-31
How to Cite
Iñarritu, Beatriz. 2015. “Current Institutional and Economic Developments in Spain Within the Framework of the European Union”. Deusto Journal of European Studies, no. 53 (October), 233-51. https://doi.org/10.18543/ced-53-2015pp233-251.
Issue
No. 53 (2015): The European Union’s policy for human rights and democracy support: a critical assessment
Section
EU Chronicle

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