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Las relaciones comerciales de Galicia con la Comunidad de Países de Lengua Portuguesa. ¿Cómo afrontarlas en el actual contexto económico?

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Resumen:La publicación de la Ley Paz Andrade y de la Ley de Acción Exterior de Galicia marca un punto de inflexión en las relaciones económicas internacionales de Galicia con la Comunidad de Países de Lengua Portuguesa. Por este motivo, Galicia debe configurar y desarrollar una nueva estrategia en cuanto a las relaciones comerciales con este grupo de países, con los que tiene una afinidad cultural histórica. En este artículo se analiza el estado actual de estas relaciones comerciales con el fin de dilucidar los aspectos estratégicos sobre los que es necesario trabajar en el futuro para desarrollar la normativa vigente. El análisis propuesto (a través del estudio de datos procedentes de diversas fuentes oficiales, institucionales, etc.) pretende identificar oportunidades de mejora de la acción institucional exterior y de la actuación de las empresas gallegas con estos países. Los resultados muestran que la situación en cada país es diferente, por lo que sería conveniente combinar diferentes medidas para profundizar en las relaciones comerciales con estos países.Abstract:The publication of the Paz Andrade Law and the Law on Galician External Action marks a turning point in Galicia's international economic relations with the Community of Portuguese-speaking Countries. For this reason, Galicia must shape and develop a new strategy in terms of trade relations with this group of countries, with which it has a historical cultural affinity. This article analyses the current state of these trade relations in order to elucidate which strategic aspects need to be worked on in the future in order to develop the current regulations. The proposed analysis (through the study of data from a variety of official and institutional sources, etc.) seeks to identify opportunities for improvement in the external institutional action and that of Galician companies with respect to these countries. The results show that the situation in each country is different, so it would be appropriate to combine different measures to deepen trade relations with these countries.

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  • Diego Sande Veiga, 2024. "Las relaciones comerciales de Galicia con la Comunidad de Países de Lengua Portuguesa. ¿Cómo afrontarlas en el actual contexto económico?," Revista de Estudios Regionales, Universidades Públicas de Andalucía, vol. 3, pages 199-236.
    • Handle: RePEc:rer:articu:v:3:y:2024:p:199-236
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