Ximo Puig has celebrated the pact between the PSOE and Junts because, as he has defended, this legislative agreement that "will be a return to democratic complicity" and has highlighted that "the uniqueness of each territory must be addressed and equality between Spaniards must be guaranteed." and Spanish”: “Without a doubt this is guaranteed by the agreement reached by the PSOE.”
Along these lines, Ximo Puig has pointed out that “the global agreement reached addresses the Valencian agenda and will be positive for the Valencian Community” and recalled that “issues such as the reform of the regional financing system and debt forgiveness are included.” “An agreement has been reached in which the Valencian uniqueness is very clear,” he concluded.
Regarding the possibility that companies that changed their headquarters from Catalonia to other territories return to this community, he pointed out that "it is part of the decision-making capacity of companies, not of governments." The Valencian Community was one of the main destinations for these firms, among which CaixaBank in Valencia or Sabadell in Alicante stand out.
Puig, who has indicated that he has not read the agreement, has insisted that these types of decisions "are made by companies" and that "those that have come have been very comfortable with us." "The entire connection they have had during this time has been extraordinarily positive," she said.
In fact, he highlighted that the companies that moved to the Valencian Community will be "very satisfied with the environment" and that they have had "great results." In this sense, he has defended that his government generated "a space for dialogue and comfort" in the Valencian Community that he hopes will continue under the current PP and Vox executive.
"We did nothing for these companies to come to the Valencian Community, but given the opportunity for them to move, we gave them all the facilities and generated a space of comfort, social dialogue and the ability to attract investments," he detailed.
He did point out that "to the extent that progress is made in standardization processes, each one will make their own decisions", but he stressed that he considers that companies will be "very satisfied" with the environment in the Valencian Community.
