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The economist and tax advisor Orlando Luján highlights that the uncertainties among the business community do not contribute to improving the outlook. Go to download Unclogging the incentives of the Economic and Fiscal Regime (REF) should be one of the main objectives of the Canary Islands Government to prevent the economy from falling into “greater sadness,” according to economist and tax advisor Orlando Luján. He points out that, currently, the REF crutch is “lame” in terms of tax incentives. This generates a lot of uncertainty in companies about whether they will be able to comply with the regulations regarding the different incentives or if they will be granted the announced aid: "And in this regard there is no progress." In his opinion, the Government of the Canary Islands will have to insist more "or we will face more economic sadness." Assisted breathing Luján indicates that if we do not perceive the full magnitude of the economic collapse, it is because we live “with assisted breathing”, thanks to ERTE and ICO credits. In this regard, he is eagerly awaiting the way in which the agreement to extend the employment regulation files is drafted, “what sectors it covers and for how long.
The Cabildo of La Palma launches the Diverse Network in favor of the LGTBIQ+ group Rainbow flags at an LGTBIQ+ Pride demonstration Rainbow flags at an LGTBIQ+ Pride demonstration The Minister of Economic Promotion and delegate of Sodepal, Raquel Díaz, emphasizes that the objective of the initiative is to work towards a "more collaborative and supportive" model. Go to download The Cabildo of La Palma has launched the Red Diversa collaborative project to unify actions in favor of the LGTBIQ+ group. This is a collaboration between the island WhatsApp Number List corporation, the fourteen city councils, the Violeta Collective and other institutions on the island in order to meet the challenge of working towards a “more collaborative and supportive” model, according to Raquel Díaz. The Network is structured through a work table and a technical secretariat that coordinates the technicians of the town councils. The idea is that it meets at least twice a year to study lines of work, actions and the needs of the group in each municipality. The first meeting was held last week and the appointment of members and the distribution of tasks was agreed upon.Businessmen from the South of Tenerife march to demand PCR in ports and airports Roberto Ucelay.
Photo: CIRCULO DE EMPRESARIOS SOUTH OF TENERIFE Roberto Ucelay | Photo: CIRCULO DE EMPRESARIOS SOUTH OF TENERIFE Roberto Ucelay, president of (CEST), points out that the control of people who arrive to the islands is important from a health and tourism point of view. Go to download This Wednesday, September 30, at 10:30 a.m., businessmen from the south of Tenerife organize a caravan from Adeje to the Presidency of the Government to demand PCR tests in ports and airports, according to the president of the Círculo de Empresarios del Sur de Tenerife (CEST). , Roberto Ucelay. It indicates that this initiative is part of a campaign for the Government to address the different proposals presented by businessmen, such as PCR tests, which would be voluntary and free. Likewise, they propose a digital registration of travelers, which is already done on international flights, that also covers domestic travelers. Restart of TUI activities However, Ucelay recalls that although the control of the disease depends on social behavior as a whole, "the control of the people who visit us, both tourists and residents, is very important from a health point of view." He points out that in no tourist area has there been a resurgence of the disease. The businessman considers TUI's announcement to resume flights with the Canary Islands as “excellent news”: “A very important market for the entire Canary Islands is recovered.
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