This PSPV-PSOE He organized more than a hundred events across the Valencian Community to bring in Consell de’s policies. Ximo Puig To the social majority of Valencian men and women. This was announced by José Muñoz, Secretary of the Organization of the Valencian Socialists, at a press conference where he presented the campaign, which will run through February and begin next week, with the participation of party members and senior officials. Government of President Ximo Puig.
In that sense, Muñoz said, “We are clear about our decision. road map “This explains the fight against inflation, the response to the climate emergency, promoting European funding and cooperation, the legitimacy of institutions and defending the ballot box, as well as how to value tax reform that 97.8% of Valencians will benefit from”.
walls and barriers
Likewise, the socialist leader chose to “break down the walls and barriers to unite the social majority of Valencian men and women” and underlined that “in these years of Ximo Puig’s government we have succeeded in creating a Valencian oasis of moderation and abstinence.” from the noise”. With this, Muñoz said, ” Valencian Community It is the second fastest growing autonomous community in all of Spain, and this is thanks to public policies supported by the Generalitat,” he said, “and we are on the right track and we have a stable and honest government to help us keep moving forward”.
Ana Domínguez, PSPV-PSOE Deputy Secretary General and Equality Pedro Sanchez Government Valencia retirees will improve their living conditions,” he said, adding that “with this revaluation, the average pension for retirees would increase by 1,500 euros per year, while with the PP it would be only 40 euros per year.”
pensions
In addition, the Socialist spokesperson explained, “We are talking about a measure that will benefit Valencian pensioners, with an average increase in their pensions of 8.5%,” and “there are two reasons for this revaluation: the elderly who have supported the entire Welfare state throughout our lives, and that this is a state-sanctioned right.” for. Spanish constitution”.
Finally, Domínguez argued that “revaluing pensions is entirely sustainable”. retirement piggy bank, unlike what PP did when he was in government that was dedicated to emptying the piggy bank”: “We can tell young people not to worry about the retirement piggy bank. This is because we have implemented a labor reform, increased the inter-professional minimum wage and achieved a record in social contributions.”
Source: Informacion
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