Crónica comunitaria: la actualidad institucional y económica de España en el marco de la Unión Europea
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Summary: Introducción.—I. El estado de la integración. 1. Rescate a Irlanda: recapitalización de los bancos y recuperación de las cuentas públicas. 2. Ampliación: inicito de las negociaciones con Islandia, estatus de «país candidato» a Montenegro, avances con la candidatura de Serbia e informe anual sobre la ampliación. 3. UME: reforma del Pacto de Estabilidad y crecimiento, mecanismo europeo de estabilidad a partir de 2013 e incorporación de Estonia a la Unión Monetaria.—II. La actualidad institucional de la Unión Europea. 1. Consejos europeos; creación del «mecanismo europeo de estabilidad» permanente y reforma del Pacto de Estabilidad. 2. Banco Central Europeo: ampliación de capital.—III. Cuestiones generales de la actualidad económica. 1. Mercados financieros: nuevo modelo de supervisión financiera, regulación sobre los bonos a directivos de los bancos comunitarios y publicación de los «test de solvencia». 2. BCE: compra de deuda pública, inyección de liquidez al sistema bancario y advertencias a los mercados. 3. Ayudas de Estado. Prorroga de las ayudas para el carbón hasta 2018. 4. Tribunal de Justicia: aplicación del canon digital español únicamente a los consumidores privados. 5. Tribunal de Justicia: declaración de ilegalidad de la «acción de oro» de Portugal en la operadora brasileña VIVO. 6. Política Común de Competencia acuerdos empresariales: multas a fabricantes de pantallas planas y sanitarios. 7. Política común de Competencia abuso de posición de dominio: investigación a Google. 8. Ayudas de Estado: la Comisión propone sancionar a España por no recuperar las ayudas a MAGEFESA. 9. Ayudas de Estado: nuevo recurso sobre las vacaciones fiscales vascas.
Published online: 15 April 2016
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