“Nowadays it is impossible to live without access to financial entities, therefore there will be an important risk in this matter,” he warned.
The second vice president of the government and the Minister of Labor and Social Economy, Yolanda Díaz, believes that the Spanish government of the BBVA (grandfather) of BBVA to Banco Sabadell, who received light green in the last hours by the National Commission markets and competitions (CNMC) Paralyze, and that it has now been approved.
In an interview, Yolanda Díaz has qualified again as Very bad news This future merger that is of the opinion that what it does is the financial oligopoly that exists in Spain, “further reinforce” and the systemic risk that the European Commission has already warned.
That is why he has called on this operation on the part of the public interest, because he believes that he will have “a very negative affect” for employment, for public services and the economic situation of Spain.
Exactly, in labor issues, Díaz complained that it will have harmful effects because they are considering About 5,000 fired In the sector for the closure of offices. These closures will also sharpen “a serious democratic problem” in Spain, such as financial exclusion. “Nowadays it is impossible to live without access to financial entities, therefore there will be an important risk in this matter,” he warned.
Moreover, he has branded “Capital error“To do this operation against all the economic, social, cultural, Catalan trade union structure and business employers have encouraged to express their opinion, given that the grandfather goes against the majority interests of Spain and of” economic democracy. “
Source: EITB
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