Government calls on Spanish companies to “get involved” in curbing the extreme right

Without continuity in the permanent electoral campaign in which Spain is established, the process ends in Catalonia and the European elections practically begin. A contest in which the government is confident that it will come with good momentum after the victory of its candidate, Salvador Illa, on 12-M. The Socialists are adopting a strategy similar to previous general elections, presenting the vote as a project of a government coalition or a decision between the PP and Vox, which they put in the same pack. And in this situation any appeal is valid. Such as calling on Spanish companies to “get involved” in stopping the rise of the extreme right.

About thirty German companies have joined forces under this motto we defend democracywith which they take a step within the framework of the electoral contest Europe And they call for curbing the vote of the far right. “Extremists and racists are dividing our society, dividing our country and threatening our prosperity,” the CEO of industrial group Siemens said this week. roland bush,

A mobilization that the executive would like to do spain, “I want it to be evaluated from the point of view of economic and business activity how important is the stability of institutions along with respect for the law and respect for people,” Third Vice Teresa Ribera declared Thursday. Chairman of Government and Candidates PSOE European elections on 9 June.

“I want to thank the example of big German companies because that’s what I asked for davos“Companies get involved in the defense of democracy,” Pedro Sánchez said during a speech at a forum on European funds organized by eldiario.es.

last january World Economic Forum The President of the Davos Government had already given this message in his speech to the leaders of big companies around the world. “Think long term. Don’t let yourself be dragged down by the radical media and political parties that are obsessed with portraying us as systemic rivals, who profit by selling polarization. Don’t fall into their trap. Let’s cooperate. Let’s Take advantage of the big challenges I mentioned earlier to build bridges, enhance coordination and establish new forms of public-private cooperation,” was one of Sanchez’s messages in Davos.