In recent years, perhaps because of the crisis that has been under the population of Extremadura, has begun talking more aggressively about how to affect future grants and aid cuts Europe. Without going any further, Josep Antoni Duran, CIU spokesman in Congress, has launched attacks into Extremadura and Andalusia to believe them "overly subsidized." Perhaps not the time to compare aid between regions or remember the SEAT in Barcelona. Yet we must take into consideration some issues addressed by the Catalan leader. Financial aid has been entering the Extremadura economy have meant a major boost for the development of our region, improving the quality of life for the past twenty years, are a true reflection of this. Still, as there is always a but. Are they well used?
One of the fundamental objectives contained in the statement of principles that came to the aid, was the increase in productivity. The formation of Extremadura economy increasingly dependent on aid, this in turn would lead to an increase of GDP to be closer to 85% of the EU average. Today, after 30 years of aid, we are in a better situation, but our 69% in European average income, we still think that something is not done well.
Given these data and the specter of the loss of aid, Extremadura facing their economic restructuring. It is true that since the board foster technology budget on training, employment workshops and training schools but not enough. Municipalities should begin to raise the public exploitation of natural resources, to further illustrate this issue, we only 
think temporary public works, for example the operator of City Hall. Do you keep these posts when little by little aid are completed? How will impact on rural economies of these newly unemployed, mostly women? Autonomously generate wealth is a natural outlet for our own future crisis.
speech will try to organize the party. First: What are the types of operation necessary? No doubt in this world of constant ecological crisis, it should articulate these farms on the idea of \u200b\u200bsustainable development. Forestry can be an example. Walnut trees genetically modified for rapid production of quality timber can be an example of friendly farm environment. The care and production workers need and benefits would impact both the workers in wages just as public wealth in the hands of municipalities. Another example might be to organic farming. Horticulture and crop production "select", are good measures of rural development, creating products that appeal to consumers, outside the circuit of mass production. To provide trade structures such goods, it would have to take advantage of cooperative structures that inhabit our region. This type of cooperative and are in Andalusia, including direct sales to wholesalers, without intermediaries.
Next is to talk about what operating model should continue to Extremadura. No doubt the paradigm must be based on the eco as mentioned above. This model simply does not report improvements environment and respect for nature, but gives the goods of a quality that is reflected in the benefits. Our production has to rely on quality. If we can not compete in quantity of potatoes in China, we will leverage our technological position to compete on quality.
Finally, to end this brief reflection, the question is: Who should bear the brunt of this restructuring? From my point of view of municipal corporations have much to do, but can not get anything if people do not take action and requires the reforms as essential and natural on the other side. Is in your hands get the mayors, the autonomous powers begin to implement these policies on employment and production. And of course producing consumer goods in full in Extremadura. We can not allow our products are grown and are working here to be packaged and sold in other parts of Spain, thus losing the added benefits that emanate from the transportation, packaging, labeling or sale.
The development of the Extremadura economy seems every day is more like a necessity than an option, but again we face the exodus.
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