On Wednesday 26 April, the European Commission presented its legislative package for reforming the European economic governance framework, which seeks to strike a balance between the importance of putting public debt on a sustainable path when it has reached an average of 84% of GDP in the EU at the end of 2022 (up 20% in 20 years due to crises such as the Covid-19 pandemic) and, on the other hand, to create sufficient fiscal margins of manoeuvre to stimulate reforms and investments in...