39 research outputs found
La Gestació del pacte
The general elections of 1996 did not provide a clear majority for the winning centre right
Popular Party. Two months later all agreement to govern was reached with the Catalan nationalists.
The agreement was then extended to the Basque Nationalist Party and the Canarian Coalition. The surprising U-turn for the Popular party included its position on financing the Autonomies or states. The Government of Catalonia has been the poor financial relation of the new democratic Spain. The initial pact of democracy wanted to assimilate Catalonia and the Basque Country by extending autonomy to all Spanish regions. This had been lost with the demands on Catalan solidarity that no other Administration provided. The initial democratic
pact seemed to have become merely a only better social distribution to the backward regions.
The new agreement, whose financial proposals were written by this author and are published
here for the first time, returns to the initial ideas that established democracy in Spain
El uso de tasas para el control ambiental: aplicación del programa de intervención del Adour-Garonne en el Llobregat
La protecció del medi ambient a Catalunya i la criminalització de l'aire
En aquesta conferència Josep C. Vergés posa de manifest, a través d'un cas pràctic d'una
empresa tarragonina, com les gestions empresarials que comporten desastres ecològics difícilment
poden ser sempre excusades pel medi, menys encara si parlem d'un medi tan obert i dispers
com és l'aire.Based on a case history, this paper by Josep C. Vergés analyses the management of a business
at ecological accountability level. Environmental damage cannot always be attributed to the
environment itself and much less if such an open and disperse element as the air is concerned
La Gestació del pacte
The general elections of 1996 did not provide a clear majority for the winning centre right
Popular Party. Two months later all agreement to govern was reached with the Catalan nationalists.
The agreement was then extended to the Basque Nationalist Party and the Canarian Coalition. The surprising U-turn for the Popular party included its position on financing the Autonomies or states. The Government of Catalonia has been the poor financial relation of the new democratic Spain. The initial pact of democracy wanted to assimilate Catalonia and the Basque Country by extending autonomy to all Spanish regions. This had been lost with the demands on Catalan solidarity that no other Administration provided. The initial democratic
pact seemed to have become merely a only better social distribution to the backward regions.
The new agreement, whose financial proposals were written by this author and are published
here for the first time, returns to the initial ideas that established democracy in Spain