The former leader of Ciudadanos Inés Arrimadas has signed as head of Institutional Relations for the multinational Recurrent Energy and thus joins private activity after leaving politics after the almost definitive collapse of the oranges in the municipal and regional elections.
Arrimadas left politics on June 1 and put an end to a decade-long career, which began in Catalonia in 2012 and where he led his party to be the most voted in that territory in 2017, in the midst of the crisis due to the process. .
He made the jump to Congress after the April 2019 elections and replaced Albert Rivera at the head of the party after the debacle in the repeat of the general elections in November of that year.
Now he faces a new stage in a company, a subsidiary of Canadian Solar, where he will work on the consolidation of this company and its expansion throughout the world.
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