I´ve also had some posts deleted and I don´t know why. I´m hoping for a technical glitch rather than censorship.
In regards to the above, is not that simple. NAS indeed can bankrupt their Spanish subsidiary (NAR ES) anytime the same way as you can go now and rob a bank. But there are consequences for breaking the law. In the former, if a judge hands down a sentence to NAS requiring them to consider NAR ES employees (1300 spanish crews) as their own, then it will make NAS liable for paying the severance and redundancy claims as per spanish law. Obviusly you can still go and disobey a court sentence, but then, like in any other country, impounding procedures start, including the seizure of property like aircraft landing in Spanish soil and other assets in order to comply with the judgment.
Spain is not the old west. And when they bite, they don´t let go that easily I´m afraid...