ASKS CONFEMADERA UPyD NOTE THAT THE INDUSTRY FACING DEMANDS ELECTIONS 20-N

ASKS CONFEMADERA UPyD NOTE THAT THE INDUSTRY FACING DEMANDS ELECTIONS 20-N

The Spanish Confederation of Wood, CONFEMADERA, represented by its Secretary General, Francesc de Paula Pons, as well as entrepreneurs Alcácer Jaime Madrid, Raul and Angel Martin Agulló, following the round of talks has already begun with IU, met last Thursday with the Responsible Economics Unión Progreso y Democracia (UPyD), Alvaro Anchuelo, with the aim of sending you the sectoral proposals to be taken into account the forthcoming general elections on November 20.

Not to mention the promotion of exports through strong support in the export sector plans.

The meeting came three commitments from UPyD: the incorporation of rehabilitation as a preferred activity in the party's electoral program, support for SMEs and a labor reform that includes a single contract.

On this occasion representatives of CONFEMADERA were handed to the representative party of a document requesting action sector for the next legislature.Continuing the dialogue process between CONFEMADERA and major political forces in the country, started last September 26 with UI with the aim of bringing the political representatives of the major sectoral demands and legislative requirements of the wood industry and furniture in Spain.

The document submitted is a political document positioning, prepared by the employer sector, will continue to offer in the coming days to all other parties greater representation at the state and which includes demands such as implementation of plans Renovation Home & Office creating campaigns for Spanish habitat equipment, changes in laws and regulations governing forest transport in the sense of increasing loads of forestry vehicles and wood products as in the countries of our European environment, making be profitable management of forests and forest industry, or the carbon footprint area in which a legislative amendment would be important to promote the use of low-carbon intensity, such as wood, construction and rehabilitation, to support climate change mitigation.