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Written on July 20th, 2010 by admin

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A Coruna, July 19 .- The PPdeG today reiterated that the new decree of carbon promoted by the Government of Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero "threatening hundreds of jobs in the As Pontes power plants and Meirama" and announced to conduct an "intensive information campaign" to make known to reach public opinion.

The national deputy of the party, Antonio Erias, Senator John, ffxiv gil, Juncal, the spokesman in the Galician Parliament, Manuel Ruiz Rivas, PP spokesman in Cerceda, Manuel Becerra Souto, met this morning with officials of the Power Plant Meirama to know the position and is generating concern that the new decree of the carbon.

PPdeG sources have reported that both sides agreed that its implementation will constitute a serious "economic injury" and threatens the economic viability, cheap darkfall gold, of the plant, and, therefore, "It will stop on the line to more than 950 direct jobs that depend on plants and As Pontes Cerceda and 1,200 indirect. "

For the popular, the situation is "very grave" since it is a matter of "vital importance" to be a decree to the autonomous community which is more detrimental to, tera gold, the Galician and, specifically, the province of A Coruna, in which plants are located Meirama and As Pontes.

Therefore, the popular made a commitment to take action both within the field of the Galician Parliament and at the municipal, which will be detailed in the next few days, to expose a measure that would cause shifting technologies such as those in Galicia cleaner and could cause the closure of plants Meirama and As Pontes.

PP representatives agreed to evaluate the energy policies of Zapatero as "a ship without direction", and insist that Galicia saldra "particularly disadvantaged and discriminated against."

In this sense, the PP leaders emphasize that the decree of carbon "is a new disloyalty to Galicia", as "establishing a system of protection on domestic coal, more expensive and more polluting than importing power stations in As Pontes and Cerceda now. "

Therefore, this match means that the legislation "threatens the jobs of both power plants, against the interests of Galicia and against free competition as it comes and alters the free market."

The PPdeG warns that those responsible for both plants have confirmed that these facilities continue energetic "could not work" to knock out recently incorporated technologies for cleaner and more competitive.

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