The PP accuses the PNV of "slamming" Ayesa's purchase and "despising development."
"Zen1 million euros will be left bythe Hacienda Foral for such a political decision, "asked the PP spokesman at the General Meetings of Gipuzkoa. Bere claims that jeltzales" seriously jeopardize both workers and the same company R as a tax payer. "
ThePP spokesman at the General Meetings of Gipuzkoa,Mikel Lezama , this Friday accused the PNV of "slamming the Basque investment" to buy the technology division of Ayesa, considering that it "underestimates economic development."
"There are attitudes and decisions that define the protagonists of the best and that can have serious and lasting consequences for development, "said the PP congressman, who has criticized the political formation that has the most representatives in Gipuzkoafor"daring to slamming theAyesa investment, considered strategic by everyone but those who manage the territory. "
"It does not seem strategic to the PNV that Aiesa has itsregistered office in Gipuzkoa and puts at serious risk both its employees and the same company erro as a tax payer, "said Lezama, who wondered" how many millions of euros "the Hacienda Foral will leave for such a political decision.
Lezama has also lamented the "lack of explanation by the PNV"and the fact that" some political leaders, in the shadow, put obstacles in the way of economic development and thwarted the entrenchment and drive of companies like Ayesa, in order to give in to others who yearn for productive sectors that will be key in the future ".
Lezama has also asked what will happen to the company's registered office, whether it will move to "Bizkaia or Álava" and what will be the "cost to Gipuzkoa workers".
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