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Puig is dedicated to assisting transportation from a “social dialogue” and “representative organizations” standpoint.
“There are boundaries that cannot be crossed” when it comes to the strike, and argues for ensuring security and supply.
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Ximo Puig, the president of the Valencian Generalitat, has decided to support transport this Saturday via “social dialogue” and “representative groups” in the sector. As a result, he has said that “there are boundaries that cannot be crossed” in regards to the transportation strike calling for an increase in gasoline costs, and has campaigned for ensuring security and supply.
Puig made this statement in the Palau de la Generalitat after a meeting with Diana Morant, the Minister of Science and Innovation, who was in Valencia for the Fallas. These remarks were made by the Consell’s president, who inquired about the transport strike, possible supply shortages, and the regional administration’s plans in these instances.
According to information from the Government Delegation in the Valencian Community, “the intensity of the pickets, which have acted on many occasions in an absolutely illegal and irrational manner” increased during the night between Friday and Saturday and throughout the last day, according to the Consell’s head.
Ximo Puig has said that this conduct “affects cohabitation and the free exercise of the economy,” emphasizing the need of “social discourse” and “agreement with representative groups” in order to “ensure all that is the economic activity from the respect for diversity.”
“Of course, there are boundaries that must be respected. “The state must ensure the safety of all residents as well as the supply,” she said. In this line, she believes that in the face of the strike, “the Ministry of the Interior must respond and is acting with adequate power and rigor.”
Ximo Puig commented on the rise in prices of some products as a result of the war in Ukraine, saying that the conflict has had an impact “especially in the energy field,” while emphasizing that the central government is “doing fundamental work” to keep prices in check and “ensure that economic activity does not fall.”
At this point, he has bemoaned the action taken by “certain very small transit sectors” with the strike, calling it “unpatriotic” and “against the common interest.”
“ASSIST WITH TRANSPORTATION”
The president of Valencia has said that “it is obvious that the Government of Spain and the Generalitat would intervene to assist transportation.” “The Spanish government has already taken decisions.” We will also assist transportation in ensuring mobility from a regional viewpoint,” he stated.
Puig has said that this would be accomplished “through representative groups and social discourse, not via an alternative that seeks simply to destabilize the nation” and “block.” He rejected that there is a scarcity at the time and bemoaned a “irrational blockage” in transportation “when decisions had already been taken by the Government of Spain” in support of “a broad European framework that needs to create that involvement in the economy, in pricing.”
“We are aware of the transportation challenges and the fact that many individuals are having a tough time. He said that “it is obvious that a solution” must be found that “does not behave unlawfully” and is not a “inconvenience” to the economy, while once again condemning “unpatriotic” sentiments.
