Alberto Garzón defends "shorter working hours with higher wages"

2023-05-21T16:58:54.857Z

Highlights: The Minister of Consumer Affairs is committed to "shorter working hours with higher wages" He says that the current system is not working and that it needs to be changed. He also says that it is time for a change in the way the economy is run in Spain. He says it should be in the form of a social contract, not a political one. The minister says that this is the way forward for the future of the country. He adds that it should not be the case that the only way forward is to change the way we work.

Alberto Garzón believes that it is necessary to "redefine the conception of work". The Minister of Consumer Affairs is committed to "shorter working hours with salaries...

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Alberto Garzón believes that it is necessary to "redefine the conception of work". The Minister of Consumer Affairs is committed to "shorter working hours with higher wages". This was expressed this afternoon in Barcelona, in an act of the electoral campaign of BComú, where he has shown his support for the current mayor of the city and again aspiring to the position, Ada Colau, of whom he has assured that it baffles "the conservative and reactionary right "

The also federal coordinator of Izquierda Unida has claimed several of the policies promoted by the coalition government of the PSOE and Unidas Podemos, such as the labor reform, "which does not rhyme with neoliberalism, but with the recovery of rights, improvement of working conditions and recovery of the organized working class."

The minister advocates a change in the economic system that allows "the distribution of wealth, income and work." "How is it possible that a rational society has organized itself around a system called capitalism, in which the only thing that seems to matter is economic profit and not life?" he asked during his speech.

The meeting of the commons was also attended by the Secretary of State for the 2030 Agenda, Lilith Vestrynge, who contrasted the city model of the Government of Colau with that of the mayor of Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida: "You are an example for all of Spain. I wish in Madrid we had a mayor like Ada Colau."

The Secretary of Organization of Podemos has defined the Catalan capital as a "fairer" city and "for the neighbors, not for the cars". On the other hand, he considers that the management of the PP in the City Council of Madrid is "the law of the jungle" and has turned this city into "the capital of private interests".

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