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schema:articleBody	Spain's government said Friday it would create a 10 billion euros ($11.2 billion) rescue fund for firms hardest hit by the coronavirus crisis. In a statement the leftist government said it would provide "temporary public support to bolster the solvability of non-financial companies affected by the COVID-19 pandemic." Companies benefiting will be those seen as of strategic importance working in sectors such as security, health, infrastructure and communications as well as those contributing "to the effective functioning of markets." The government did not name any company standing to benefit from the fund, which will be disbursed in the form of loans or share or bond purchases by Spain's state-owned industrial holding company SEPI. Madrid said dividends, interest and value increases flowing from the investment fund would go to the treasury. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's administration also announced a 40 billion euros new line of state credit to shore up investment in the environment and digital infrastructure. In March, as Spain enforced one of the world's severest virus lockdowns as its death toll headed towards 30,000, Madrid had already guaranteed 100 billion euros of loans for firms in difficulty. Spain's labour market was already precarious before the severe blow dealt to vital sectors such as tourism and auto exports. The government has already extended unemployment protection through to September -- firms benefiting from help will be forbidden to lay staff off for at least six months after the scheme ends. A further measure to aid SMEs and freelance workers is delays for payment of tax and social security contributions. Sanchez conceded Thursday that a revamp of fiscal policy was inevitable to fund such schemes and that larger companies would face tax hikes. emi/pmr/cdw/pma
schema:headline	Spain to create 10 bn euros fund for firms in trouble
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schema:datePublished	2020-07-03 (xsd:date)
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