Filosofia Inglesa
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TAREA 5.1 INGLÉS : LOS MEDIOS DE COMUNICACIÓN
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Analyze the estructure of the piece of news: title, subtitle, lead, body.
TITLE:
Spain's debts to increasefurther next year.
SUBTITLE:
The latest announcement of austerity measures sparked protests on SaturdayContinue reading the main story Eurozone crisis.
LEAD:
Spain's debt levels will increasefurther next year, the government has predicted, putting Madrid under more pressure as it continues efforts to trim spending.Treasury Minister Cristobal Montoro said debt will reach 85.3% of thecountry's annual economic output this year, increasing to 90.5% in 2013.His comments come after more cost-cutting plans were unveiled last week.Many analysts consider it only a matter of time before Spainneeds a bailout.
BODY:Banking woesThe Spanish government has found itself in financial difficulty since the 2008 global financial crisis caused a big crash in the country's over-heated propertymarket.This in turn meant that the Madrid had to prop up the nation's banking sector, and it found itself exposed to bad housing debt.The subsequent downturn in the Spanish economy has seen the countrypost the highest unemployment levels in Europe, and much lower tax returns, |
adding to the need for central and regional governments to cut spending.The latest austerity measures wereunveiled in Spain's latest budget on Thursday. They aim to make savings of around 13bn euros ($16.7bn; £10.3bn) next year, by cutting public sector wages, education, health and social services.It hassparked fresh anti-austerity protests in Spain, with thousands taking to the streets in Madrid Saturday. The demonstration was mostly peaceful, but there were some clashes with riot police.Spain iscontinuing to seek to avoid becoming the fourth country to need a bailout from the European Union and International Monetary Fund, after Greece, Portugal and the Republic of Ireland.In addition to the...
DAVID PRIEGO TAPIA
Analyze the estructure of the piece of news: title, subtitle, lead, body.
TITLE:
Spain's debts to increasefurther next year.
SUBTITLE:
The latest announcement of austerity measures sparked protests on SaturdayContinue reading the main story Eurozone crisis.
LEAD:
Spain's debt levels will increasefurther next year, the government has predicted, putting Madrid under more pressure as it continues efforts to trim spending.Treasury Minister Cristobal Montoro said debt will reach 85.3% of thecountry's annual economic output this year, increasing to 90.5% in 2013.His comments come after more cost-cutting plans were unveiled last week.Many analysts consider it only a matter of time before Spainneeds a bailout.
BODY:Banking woesThe Spanish government has found itself in financial difficulty since the 2008 global financial crisis caused a big crash in the country's over-heated propertymarket.This in turn meant that the Madrid had to prop up the nation's banking sector, and it found itself exposed to bad housing debt.The subsequent downturn in the Spanish economy has seen the countrypost the highest unemployment levels in Europe, and much lower tax returns, |
adding to the need for central and regional governments to cut spending.The latest austerity measures wereunveiled in Spain's latest budget on Thursday. They aim to make savings of around 13bn euros ($16.7bn; £10.3bn) next year, by cutting public sector wages, education, health and social services.It hassparked fresh anti-austerity protests in Spain, with thousands taking to the streets in Madrid Saturday. The demonstration was mostly peaceful, but there were some clashes with riot police.Spain iscontinuing to seek to avoid becoming the fourth country to need a bailout from the European Union and International Monetary Fund, after Greece, Portugal and the Republic of Ireland.In addition to the...
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