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Spanish Attorney Unveils Bold Six-Point Plan to Revitalize National Economy
Madrid, Spain In a recent video that has garnered significant attention, attorney Jesús Béjar outlined six ambitious measures he believes would propel Spain to the forefront of Europe. Uploaded on August 28, 2025, the video details a series of economic and social reforms aimed at fostering growth and efficiency. Among the key proposals, Béjar advocates for an "express eviction" process, allowing property owners to remove non-paying tenants or squatters within 30 days without lengthy legal battles. He also suggests a "zero quota" for self-employed individuals who create new jobs, aiming to incentivize entrepreneurship and employment. Regarding labor laws, Béjar proposes "free dismissal" with a clear, rapid, and dispute-free compensation system. He argues this would provide businesses with greater flexibility. Additionally, he suggests that the state should fully cover medical leave benefits, automatically suspending the employment contract and paying the worker's benefits and social security contributions until they return. In the realm of public administration, the attorney calls for a strict cap on the number of political advisors and positions of trust, stating, "Enough of placing as many friends as one wishes, then we say we don't have money for health or education." Finally, he champions a tax policy akin to Ireland's, designed to attract major international companies to Spain, asserting that even minimal taxation from these entities would significantly benefit the nation. Béjar emphasized that his proposals are not "populism" or a "critique of any government," but rather "common sense" intended to create an efficient, entrepreneurial country that generates wealth for all. The video has sparked considerable debate online, with many users expressing strong opinions both for and against the suggested reforms.
