Mr Zapatero's minority government will get its budget through parliament thanks to support from the Basque Nationalist Party, which is being repaid with devolved employment and training powers for the Basque regional government. But there is more work to be done. The government has revised its unemployment estimate for 2011 up to a painful 19.3%, and its projected growth forecast of 1.3% looks optimistic. Markets will be convinced by Mr Zapatero's belated conversion to reform only if he hits his deficit targets. More cuts, or higher taxes, may yet be needed. Strikes look like the least of Mr Zapatero's worries.
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It cuts more than thirty-eight billion dollars in non-defense spending.
VOA: special.2011.04.16
So let's listen to We've got two more cuts to do and then i'll let you go.
让我们再听,两个片段,然后下课
Its version adds more tax cuts.
VOA: special.2009.01.31
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