Catalan government to blame for companies' exodus from region - Spanish finance minister


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  • Monday, 09 Oct 2017

LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Spain's finance minister on Monday blamed the Catalan government for companies moving their headquarters out of the region, while his euro zone colleagues played down the impact of the Spanish crisis on the shared currency.

In recent weeks, a stream of Catalonia-based firms and banks have moved their legal bases outside the regionas a crisis over a Catalonian push for independence from Spain deepened.

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