Aitana Mas follows Puig’s path and leaves Illueca alone in her criticism of Juan Roig.

I think we should look at this issue from the perspective of dialogue.” “We live in a complex state of inflation,” he added. More did not want to get into specific lawsuits and advocated the necessary “dialogue between employers and unions without pointing out any of them”. In this sense, his position was: less belligerent More so than the head of Consell, who came out to defend businessman Juan Roig, stating that the minister’s words were “extremely unfair” in reference to the owner of the Valencia supermarket chain.

However, Mas mocked the term “odd parties” used by Vicente Boluda, president of the Valencian Businessmen’s Association (AVE). The Minister for Inclusive Policy assured that it is precisely these training courses that “have, as some say, the best employment results”, and a list of achievements Botany has made in improving citizens’ lives. Referring to Consell’s milestone for the automotive brand to build a gigafactory in 2015, “we will have Volkswagen thanks to ‘strange little games'” floppy.

discussion on networks

The point of divergence of coalition formation is common in these discussions, but it’s also true that Mas sat as Consell’s vice president at MACA in Alicante and didn’t want to further strain a debate that remained lively on social networks. .

Thus, the trustee of Ciudadanos, Mamen Peris, saw how his tweet, which listed the Mercadona figures, received a response. Esther Sanz From United Podem. Channels like Twitter are full of support and insulting statements about the businessman. The purple formation does not budge from its position, and both Illueca itself and other officials maintain fierce criticism.