The chairman of the CEOE, who visited the ETB2 ’12 minutes’ program on Monday, believes that the Basque Country is in better shape economically, because of “its industrial approach”.
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Antonio Garamendicchairman of the CEOE, visited this Monday ’12 minutes’, the ETB2 interview space hosted by Arantza Ruiz. He referred to the current economic situation and condemned the attitude of the second Vice-President of the Spanish Government and Minister of Labour, Yolanda Diazwhom he accuses of “campaigning”.
In an analysis of the current economic panorama, Garamendi warned that “curves are coming”, and that a business cycle, the key to understanding them, “is the effect of the invasion of Ukraine“.
However, he emphasized that “Not everything goes great as some say, not everything goes horribly wrong as others say”. “What we need to see,” he added, “is how we do things so that we get out of this.”
For example, the chairman of the CEOE has referred to: Diaz’s proposal to limit prices and he has maintained that “if a company, also from the Basque Country, happens to sit down to discuss the price, the police will come and see us, because it is forbidden”.
Likewise, he has “considered very little responsibility that a person, who also holds the position he holds, launches these ideas and” be more in politics and in campaigning than in his responsibility“.
‘I think the second vice president is making a mistake’he stressed, because “election campaigns have to take place every twenty days, and now they last for years and do not stop”.
As for Euskadi, Garamendi believes that “has a better position than other areas of our country”, because of “its industrial approach”.
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Source: EITB
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