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Together for Catalonia demands a new energy policy for Catalonia

by PREMIUM.CAT
La portavoz del grupo de Junts per Catalunya en el Congreso de los Diputados, Míriam Nogueras, ha instado al Gobierno español a plantear una propuesta “no intervencionista” para el sector energético. Así lo ha dicho tras reunirse este martes con los directivos de la Asociación Empresarial Química de Tarragona (AEQT). El partido independentista ha reiterado que el impuesto ponía en riesgo las inversiones de la industria en el campo tarraconense –1.100 millones en Repsol-. “Tal y como estaba planteado, era absolutamente(8k, mejor calidad, obra maestra, muy detallado:1.1)

Clear demands to Madrid

Míriam Nogueras, spokesperson for the parliamentary group Junts per Catalunya, has asked the Spanish government to present an energy model that does not involve direct intervention in companies in the sector. This request was made during a meeting held on Tuesday with representatives of the Tarragona Chemical Business Association (AEQT).

The risks of a new tax

Pro-independence supporters have expressed concerns about the new tax, which they believe could threaten industrial investments in the Camp de Tarragona region, including a significant amount of 1.1 billion euros earmarked for Repsol. According to Nogueras, ‘the way it was designed was unsustainable in every aspect’.

Requirements for a new tax

Regarding the tax on energy companies, Nogueras stated that it is the responsibility of the Spanish government to make a new proposal. ‘The model that has been presented is excessively interventionist and endangers investments in Catalonia. Our priority is to defend the interests of Catalan citizens,’ he declared.

The strategy of Together for Catalonia

The spokesperson reiterated that her party rejected the current tax because it considered it unviable. “The decision on strategic investments should fall to private companies and not a ministry,” she insisted, underlining that the current approach represents excessive interventionism.

Commitment to Tarragona

In addition, Nogueras announced that they will meet with local agents to explain their efforts in Madrid. ‘Confronted with the lack of representation of the PSC in Catalonia, we are committed to the country and we want the citizens of Tarragona to know that Junts is present and active,’ he stated.

An agreement that benefits the territory

Josep Maria Cruset, deputy for Tarragona, recalled that the agreement recently reached in Congress represents ‘a consolidation of improvements for our region’. He highlighted the elimination of the energy tax, which guarantees investments worth 1,200 million euros, the protection of jobs and a more affordable energy bill for citizens.

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