Mariano Rajoy, Spanish prime minister, insisted when he came to office that not one euro more of taxpayers’ money would be used to bail out the banking sector. But the meltdown at Bankia, the savings bank that holds 10 per cent of the country’s deposits, has forced Mr Rajoy to confront the bull elephant in his room.
西班牙首相馬利亞諾•拉霍伊(Mariano Rajoy)在上臺時堅稱，不會再用納稅人的一分錢紓困該國銀行業。但持有該國10%存款的儲蓄銀行Bankia的崩塌，迫使拉霍伊不得不直面這個問題。
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