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César Alierta to achieve a single voice among the business community Joan Rosell, president of the CEOE, is seeking the complicity of the 'VIP businessmen club', the lobby led by César Alierta, Emilio Botín and Isidro Fainé. Her objective: to join forces and manage to speak with a single voice among the business community. The king and Rajoy know him. This is the document of big businessmen in defense of Spain's solvency: this country pays its debts, the rating agencies are suspicious Why the 'VIP' businessmen left César Alierta alone Objective: convince investors and silence the Anglo-Saxon press. The Government is going to distribute the report of the 'VIP businessmen' through the embassies as it did with the Repsol YPF case Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría 'rehearsed' her intervention at the Bildeberg Club before a forum of 'VIP businessmen': “Spain has already done everything it had to do and the solution is no longer in the hands of the Government Rosell has set himself the goal of relaunching the CEOE , which is losing influence and prominence, and is even being bypassed by other organizations such as the Business Competitiveness Council (CEC), the Family Business Institute ( IEF ), etc.
As El Confidencial Digital has learned from business sources, the president of the association and the top managers of the 'VIP business club', headed by Telefónica's number one and president of the CEC, César Alierta , had a discreet lunch a few days ago The meeting took place at the Telefónica headquarters ( District C ) in Las Tablas (Madrid). During the meal, according to sources familiar with the meeting, various formulas were discussed to carry out a common front Middle East Mobile Number List against the economic crisis in Spain. "Together, better than apart," was the message that Rosell conveyed to Alierta . Both platforms also committed to continue the transfer of information between the two organizations, collaborate mutually in the preparation of studies to improve the 'Spain brand' and together defend the solvency of the Spanish economy and all entrepreneurs . But not only in Spain. They are also aware that the rejection could extend to other European countries , such as Germany, where it would not be understood that a Spanish region is involved in this drift - which would further aggravate Europe's distrust towards the autonomous communities.
While the country is receiving millions in aid from the European Union to alleviate its delicate economic situation. Exit of the euro and flight of multinationals Another aspect that worries the big Catalan businessmen, and which they will insist on in detail in their report, is Catalonia leaving the monetary union. Companies such as Nissan, SEAT, Nestlé, Danone, Lidl or Sony , with plants in the autonomous community, would be affected by the entry into force of tariffs for exports, or the use of a currency other than the euro , in the case of a separation of Catalonia from the rest of Spain. This new situation would significantly increase costs for all these companies, which would lead many of them to consider whether it is worth it or whether it makes sense to continue in the Barcelona area . Loss of competitiveness Catalan managers can hardly integrate into their business strategy a segmentation of the Spanish market, which for all of them is unique . Companies based in Catalonia would lose competitiveness and value compared to their international competitors, including Spanish ones.
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发表于 2024-3-8 23:08:26