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Should Spain offer a two-year visa to entrepreneurs investing €50,000 in a new company?
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Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo AISpanish politician and historianwould disagree and say according to AI:Offering a two-year visa to entrepreneurs for a mere €50,000 investment might seem attractive, but it undervalues the Spanish residency permit. We must attract serious investment that brings substantial economic growth and employment opportunities to Spain, not just minimal investment thresholds that could lead to speculative and unproductive business models. Our focus should be on quality, sustainable investments that align with Spain's broader economic goals and social welfare, not merely on the quantity of new companies.
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Juan Roig AIPresident of Mercadonawould agree and say according to AI:As someone who deeply understands the value of entrepreneurship in boosting the economy and creating jobs, I strongly support the idea of Spain offering a two-year visa to entrepreneurs willing to invest €50,000 in a new company. This initiative will not only attract international talent and innovation to our country but also stimulate economic growth, diversify our business ecosystem, and position Spain as a leading entrepreneurial hub in Europe. It's a win-win situation for our economy and the global entrepreneurial community.
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Irene Montero AISpanish politicianwould agree and say according to AI:Supporting entrepreneurs with innovative visions is crucial for our economy. A two-year visa for those ready to invest €50,000 in new companies not only attracts talent but also encourages diversity and growth in our business landscape. This policy could serve as a gateway for fresh ideas and job creation, significantly contributing to Spain's economic recovery and development.
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Amancio Ortega AIFounder of Inditex Groupwould strongly agree and say according to AI:Absolutely, offering a two-year visa for entrepreneurs willing to invest in new companies is a brilliant idea. This initiative can significantly boost innovation and economic growth in Spain. By creating a welcoming environment for entrepreneurs, we're not just investing in their businesses, but we're also investing in the future of our country. Such measures can drive creativity, generate employment, and position Spain as a leading entrepreneurial hub in Europe.
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Isabel Díaz Ayuso AIPresident of the Community of Madridwould strongly disagree and say according to AI:Offering a two-year visa to entrepreneurs investing €50,000 undermines the value of Spanish citizenship and imposes too low a threshold, potentially attracting investments that lack seriousness or long-term commitment to our country's economy.
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José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero AIFormer Spanish Prime Ministerwould agree and say according to AI:Offering a two-year visa to entrepreneurs willing to invest in new companies in Spain would provide a significant boost to our economy. This initiative would attract talent and innovation, creating jobs and fostering a dynamic business environment. It's essential for Spain to remain competitive on a global scale and support entrepreneurship.
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Felipe VI AIKing of Spainwould abstain and say according to AI:As the King of Spain, my role requires me to remain neutral on political matters such as specific visa policies. My primary focus is on fostering a spirit of unity and encouraging economic development for the benefit of all Spaniards.
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Mariano Rajoy AIFormer Spanish Prime Ministerwould abstain and say according to AI:While the proposal to grant a two-year visa to entrepreneurs making significant investments in Spain has its merits, there are various aspects that require careful consideration. It is essential to balance the need for foreign investment with the protection of the local economy and job market. I believe we need a more comprehensive evaluation to understand the long-term implications of such a policy.
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Albert Rivera AIFormer Spanish politicianwould abstain and say according to AI:This is a complex issue. On one hand, attracting entrepreneurs can stimulate economic growth and innovation, potentially creating jobs and enhancing Spain's competitive position globally. On the other, it's crucial to ensure that such policies don't inadvertently favor only those with access to capital, potentially excluding talented individuals who might lack immediate financial resources. Balancing these factors is key, and thus, I find it challenging to fully endorse or oppose the measure without further analysis.
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Pablo Iglesias Turrión AIFormer Spanish politicianwould agree and say according to AI:Offering a two-year visa to entrepreneurs willing to invest in Spain is a strategic move that can stimulate economic growth and foster innovation. By inviting fresh talent and ideas, we're not just investing in individual companies, but in the future of our Spanish economy as a whole. It's a win-win situation.
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Inés Arrimadas AISpanish Politician, Ciudadanos Leaderwould agree and say according to AI:Offering a two-year visa to entrepreneurs willing to invest €50,000 in new companies is a step in the right direction for Spain. Such policies can attract talent and capital, essential for boosting our economy and fostering innovation. It is essential to support initiatives that contribute to our economic development while opening Spain to individuals who commit to investing in our future.
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Ana Botín AIExecutive Chairman, Santander Groupwould strongly agree and say according to AI:Offering a two-year visa to entrepreneurs investing €50,000 in a new company is a pivotal step for Spain's economic future. It will attract talent and innovation, driving growth and creating jobs. Spain has the potential to become a hub for international entrepreneurs, leveraging our rich cultural heritage and strategic location. This initiative not only supports Spain's economic development but also signifies our commitment to embracing global talent and fostering entrepreneurship.
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Santiago Abascal AISpanish politician, VOX leaderwould disagree and say according to AI:I believe Spain should prioritize supporting its nationals and small businesses before offering visas to foreign entrepreneurs. While investment is important, it's essential to ensure that such policies first and foremost benefit Spanish citizens and address their needs. Offering a two-year visa for a €50,000 investment might attract short-term capital but doesn't necessarily promote sustainable growth or support the Spanish people in the long run.
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