G.Onzalo Bernardos is one of the most authoritative voices to talk about the economy in Spain. He is an expert in economics, a professor at the University and a contributor to television programs such as ‘Al Rojo Vivo’, ‘Más Vale Tarde’ or ‘La Sexta Noche’.‘. In addition, he also shares his knowledge and opinions on his website and on his YouTube channel, where he accumulates almost 4,000 followers.
The economics expert, at the beginning of June, took part in ‘Más vale tarde’ to talk about the growth model of the Spanish economy. By then, Gonzalo Bernardos indicated that the Eurozone was in recession, while Spain was doing well.: “This has allowed us to export much more and that is boosting the Spanish economy. The growth model is fantastic… In addition, it is a country that grows a lot and does not live far beyond its means. Economically we are doing well and much better than many have anticipated,” he said.
The five facts that Gonzalo Bernardos gives about the minimum wage in Spain
This time, the economist has turned to his social networks, specifically Twitter, where he has almost 70,000 followers, to share some data on the minimum wage in Spain. Gonzalo Bernardos has made a comparison between the changes applied by the last five presidents of the Governmentor: Felipe González, José María Aznar, José Luis Zapatero, Mariano Rajoy and Pedro Sánchez.
The data published by the expert are percentages that refer to increases in the purchasing power of the minimum wage, according to the measures adopted by the last five presidents of Spain. As reported through his tweet, it is something that has changed over the years: González (7.7%), Aznar (5%), Zapatero (16.4%), Rajoy (8%), Sánchez (26.5%), %).
“The data speaks for itself. No comment is necessary”, is the text that accompanies the publication of Gonzalo Bernardos on social networks. “In the last year, numerous analysts, politicians and economic authorities have made dark omens about the Spanish economy. Until now, none of them have come true and it will be difficult for them to come true in the remainder of the year,” the expert wrote in the report. Last article published on its website last May.
