Mazón announces a plan to maintain companies from Catalonia and plans to resort to the Constitutional Court

The Valencian president Carlos Mazón has decided to give a twist in the controversy over the threat of Together to demand from the Government of Pedro Sánchez sanctions on Catalan companies who moved their headquarters after the processes and do not return to Catalonia. The leader of the Valencian PP has announced a support plan for companies that are already established in his region, in addition to already ordering that an appeal of unconstitutionality be studied in case this initiative finally goes ahead.

“We are not going to allow is extorted or illegally fined to companies that are already from Valencia, Alicante and Castellón,” Mazón said this morning when asked about the independence party’s proposal to give its support to Sánchez’s first decrees.

The Valencian president wanted to reassure the 974 companies What are the companies in? who settled in the Valencian Community as a result of the independence processamong which the headquarters of CaixaBank in Valencia and Banco Sabadell in Alicante. Mazón has declared that the autonomous Administration will “defend its stability, growth and development.”

To this end, the PP and Vox coalition government announces a stabilization and support plan for companies that are already established in the Valencian Community, although it has not specified the measures included in it.

Seeks to attract more dissatisfied companies

But not only that, Mazón also wants to take the opportunity to attract other companies that view the political situation and the regulatory framework in Catalonia with concern. Thus, he launched an invitation to Catalan businessmen “who are looking for a space of comfort, administrative reduction, zero bureaucracy, low taxes and with a friendly and positive environment and not one of fines and coercion”, so that they “come to the Valencian Community to create employment and development”.

Furthermore, the Generalitat Valenciana is already studying the possible legal mechanisms to be able to avoid this measure if the Government finally accepts it. According to Mazón, it has already been proposed that the General Attorney’s Office of the Generalitat can “urgently file an unconstitutionality appeal clear and evident in the face of this embarrassment” if it goes ahead.

Despite the legal doubts of the sanctions raised, Mazón has regretted that we are getting used to Pedro Sánchez “complying with all the kneels and we have the worst prospects for him to once again deliver everything that is being asked of him.”