Juan Bravo discusses infrastructure and employment with stakeholders

Juan Bravo, the People's Party (PP) Vice Secretary for Finance, Housing, and Infrastructure, has held meetings in Huelva and with the Fetico trade union to discuss economic and social development in Spain.

During a visit to Huelva, Bravo met with business leaders to address needs regarding water, energy, housing, and railway infrastructure. He specifically highlighted the importance of the Seville-Huelva-Faro rail connection, describing it as an economic and social necessity rather than a political demand. Regarding housing, Bravo noted a significant gap between the annual demand for 250,000 homes and the current construction average of 100,000. He advocated for a new Land Law to streamline administrative processes and proposed building one million homes.

In a separate meeting, the Fetico Independent Trade Union presented its proposals for the future of Spanish employment to Bravo. The union's secretary general, Antonio Pérez, discussed creating a stable and competitive labor market. The discussions focused on incorporating new perspectives into employment policy debates and fostering social dialogue to address modern labor challenges.