Concentration of UGT in Toledo to demand a State Pact for Industry

The Federation of Industry, Construction and Agro of UGT (UGT FICA) of Castilla-La Mancha has concentrated this Thursday in front of the Government Delegation to demand a State Pact for Industry and a new Industry Law.

Concentration of UGT in Toledo to demand a State Pact for Industry

The Federation of Industry, Construction and Agro of UGT (UGT FICA) of Castilla-La Mancha has concentrated this Thursday in front of the Government Delegation to demand a State Pact for Industry and a new Industry Law.

This is the first concentration held at the national level with which the starting signal is given to more mobilizations that will take place throughout the Spanish geography. Mobilizations that will culminate in a large demonstration that will take place on June 21 in Madrid, the union has reported in a press release.

The general secretary of UGT FICA Castilla-La Mancha, Raúl Alguacil, explained the need to carry out both the State Pact and the new Industry Law.

“We want to demand that the new Industry Law be modified once and for all and that an Industry Pact be agreed upon.”

«We must not forget that the industrial sector generates quality jobs that also establish population, a very important aspect in an autonomous community like ours. The time has come for the industry to be treated as it deserves », he pointed out.

In addition, in the case of Castilla-La Mancha, the general secretary of UGT FICA in the region has recalled that they have been demanding the creation of an industrial observatory for some time. "We have been demanding an industrial observatory for a long time to analyze the industrial fabric of the region and, in this way, be able to set a roadmap for our industrial sector."

Raúl Alguacil has also pointed out the difficult situation that the Spanish and Castilla-La Mancha industry is going through due to the price of energy. And as for the measures approved to alleviate this situation, he considers that they are insufficient.


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