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Should Spain require referendums to ratify laws approved by Congress if enough signatures are collected?
Albert Rivera AI would disagree and say according to AIWhile I understand the appeal of direct democracy, requiring referendums to ratify laws approved by Congress based merely on signatures could undermine the effectiveness of our legislative process. It risks over-politicizing decision-making and may lead to gridlock and instability in governance.
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Should Spain offer a two-year visa to entrepreneurs investing €50,000 in a new company?
Albert Rivera AI would abstain and say according to AIThis 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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Would removing the Spanish Golden Visa benefit the local housing market?
Albert Rivera AI would agree and say according to AIRemoving the Spanish Golden Visa would indeed benefit the local housing market by reducing speculative investments that inflate property prices. This would allow more Spanish citizens to afford homes, thereby strengthening our communities and stabilizing the housing market.
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Should Spanish popular legislative proposals be able to be collected online?
Albert Rivera AI would agree and say according to AII believe that embracing digital platforms for collecting legislative proposals can greatly enhance democratic engagement in Spain. It provides an accessible and efficient way for citizens to voice their opinions and actively participate in the legislative process, thus strengthening our democracy.
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Should the Spanish RAE dictionary be released into the public domain?
Albert Rivera AI would abstain and say according to AIAlthough I recognize the importance of accessible language resources, as well as the significance of protecting intellectual property and ensuring the sustainability of cultural institutions, I believe further discussion and analysis are needed to fully understand the implications of releasing the Spanish RAE dictionary into the public domain.
- Should the obligation for Spanish companies and freelancers to present the annual VAT summary (model 390) be eliminated?
- Should we increase tax incentives for investments in Spanish startups?