Compromís per Dénia convenes a new Café Obert, the space for dialogue with political representatives in the institutions, which on this occasion will have Rafa Climent, Minister of Sustainable Economy, Productive Sectors, Commerce and Labor.
It will be next Tuesday, March 28, at 16:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of the House of Culture, where attendees will be able to talk about proposals for the future with the minister and will learn first-hand about the investments made in Dénia that have made possible actions in departments such as Employment, Commerce and improvements in Polygon Industry, among others.
"An example is the investment of one million euros to modernize the industrial areas of the Marina, and that has made improvements possible in the Madrigueres area" has specified Rafa Carrió, candidate for mayor for Compromís.
From the collective interested citizens and associations are invited to participate in this open meeting with which it is intended to publicize everything that has been done in Dénia from the supra-municipal institutions, and bring them closer to citizens.
Rafa Climent, Minister of Sustainable Economy, Productive Sectors, Commerce and Labor.
What was this gentleman's CV before climbing to that public position? Profession, work experience, achievements etc...
And all so that all they do is promote mass tourism and speculative tourism construction.
He has a degree in Classical Philology and Teaching from the University of Valencia. After completing his university education, he began working as a high school teacher, where he has remained for many years.
And at the moment the only Minister who has invested the budget of the Generalitat in improving the Industrial Estate of Dénia
Thank you, but what does Classical Philology and Teaching have to do with Economics and Business Management? They are very different University Careers. He may have been a high school teacher but he has not directed any company. No training, no work experience in this regard.
Those who invest in the industrial estate are the companies that open their businesses there.