Mariano Rajoy

While supporting entrepreneurship is crucial, increasing tax incentives specifically for investments in Spanish startups risks fiscal imbalance. We must ensure that support for innovation doesn't compromise our national budget. Broad, sustainable economic policies should take precedence.

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.

In my perspective, the majority of Spanish startups align with the characteristics of SMEs due to their size, economic impact, and operational structures. Recognizing them as such would allow for more tailored support and policies to foster innovation and growth within this critical sector.