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The President of the Government has been holding discreet personal interviews with influential personalities in Germany, especially in the economic field, so that they can put pressure in Berlin in favor of Spain's interests. Rajoy is lobbying.According to government sources to which El Confidencial Digital has had access , Mariano Rajoy has a process of meeting alone with top executives of large German companies and banks, at the level of Siemens, Volkswagen, Bayer or Deutsche Bank , of which However, neither its celebration nor the names of those summoned have been revealed. According to the sources consulted, these are hand-to-hand meetings , without the presence, for example, of other members of the Government (such as the Minister of Foreign Affairs or the Economy ), but also without the presence of senior officials of the embassy of Germany in Madrid.
The objective of these contacts of the president is for these senior managers to pressure Angela Merkel 's team in Berlin in favor of the interests of the Spanish economy, in order to alleviate the pressure on the markets in the face of an August that the Executive himself predicts "of heart attack” on the stock market. Álvaro Nadal is making the Middle East Mobile Number List appointments The brain and organizer of these meetings, about which no information is officially given , is Álvaro Nadal , director of the Moncloa Economic Office. The information received by El Confidencial Digital states that the meetings with senior German business executives have been taking place for several weeks, specifically since the situation in the country began to worsen at the beginning of July , although nothing has emerged so far.
Germany's blockade of aid to Spain The Government sources to which ECD has had access explain that Rajoy has already considered the political route to try to convince Germany of the need for urgent 'aid' to Spain and Italy to be 'failed', through the purchase of debt. Without going any further, this Sunday the German Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, once again insisted that Spain does not need aid that goes beyond the 100 billion euros approved by the Eurogroup for the financial sector and rejected the information that the BCE plans a purchase of Spanish sovereign debt securities. Put pressure on Merkel According to sources familiar with these meetings, Moncloa is now betting, in its offensive against the German government, on business channels, using German companies that have important interests in Spain . Precisely, their business here is one of the weapons that Rajoy is using to convince them to lobby in Berlin and Frankfurt , so that Angela Merkel's Government does not let Spain 'fall'. The message that is being transmitted to them is clear: “Spain has done what was asked of it. "Now it's Europe's turn .
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