In a nutshell ...

Usually the Government of Spain notified well in advance rises from the power supply, especially since they are unpopular and are repeated with a frightening regularity. We know that every year there is an increase of light along with the rest of products (textiles, food etc etc) but in the end one can only accept it.

It is true that Spain has one of the lowest fares in Europe, as many want to remember, but we must also remember that we still have some supplies of the most precarious. In fact we depend electrically France and in Africa we import gas. Perhaps it would also discuss here the future needs of the country and means that you have to cover them (or missed and let the so-called deficit increase of fare). This would lead us to that, due to measures taken in terms of productivity of power, all Spaniards have mortgaged the fee each time a longer term. It also would lead us to conclude that if the government yields to this unpopular measure on the advice of the National Energy Commission, it must be because they have less available for the apparent subsidy fee to the producers.

This would be a sign, again, the situation innombrable, the slowdown in the acceleration of the speed of movement. In my language slowdown, due to the loss of superhábit that Zapatero's available when he premiered the Moncloa.

In short, and focusing on the issue, the news these days is the new rise in electricity tariff, with which the rise this year would be around 10%. Somewhat dissatisfied that the whole world, something that was clear and the Government of Spain had already planned. That is why we had prepared the fantastic social tariffs.

This rate, from the beginning must have been conceived as a mere holder. The OCU makes corrections, like FACUA and the rest of consumers. And is that this rate only represent a discount of 10% (fee for power) to those who have contracted less power, less than 3 kW. Ie a 10% discount to those who do not have an air conditioner, a dryer, or a dishwasher. To me it sounds somewhat social.

All that remained was the hope of seeing the Minister of the journals Gallardón, the new rates applied to businesses so that the rise did not result in a further rise in inflation, as he said it will.