Post by account_disabled on Mar 14, 2024 4:03:25 GMT
panish Constitution of 1978, Article 128: 2. Public initiative in economic activity is recognized. By law, essential resources or services may be reserved for the public sector, especially in the case of a monopoly, and the intervention of companies may also be agreed upon when the general interest so requires. And the thing is that those who claim to be constitutionalists only use the Constitution as a throwing weapon, citing only the articles that interest them, and omitting those that economically benefit the business elites that manage them. In 1998, Inespal, a Spanish public company, was sold by the “popular” government of José María Aznar to an American multinational, yes, that of the weapons of mass destruction that never appeared in Iraq, that of the March 11 attack that according to he had been the terrorist group ETA, himself.
Inespal, now Alcoa, after obtaining economic benefits in the two years prior to its sale, so its sale was not justified as if it were a ruin of a company, in addition, it had proceeded to modernize the 13 national plants, which is why for which 200 of the 410 million dollars were deducted from the North American giant. Summarizing this last note, we AOL Email List Spaniards paid for the reforms that were later deducted from the Yankees, something that you do not know, but that I do not understand, surely there is an explanation for those in the envelopes, black cards or box B, eshosh de losh that ushtedesh speak to me. In just 3 months, this year Alcoa has obtained profits of 74 million euros, from which we can extract the ease that liberals have to change the Spanish proverb, in A Mariña they can now say "yesterday's bread, today's hunger" , adding to this, that yesterday's bread was not even for them, but for those of Pittsburgh.
When you get to the elevator to go home, you will almost certainly read “Thyssen Krupp” on an aluminum badge; we could deduce that this company is a hoot, but they are in slow times, so GFG Alliance, the conglomerate that owns Liberty, adds to its purchase intention together with Alcoa, who would object to the Hindu tycoon Sanjeev Gupta with annual income at Liberty Steel of 13,000 million euros? Well, it's not that anyone has any objections, it's that this year they intend to sell Alcoa for 1 euro - in reality the negotiation is much more complex due to the sale of shares, land clearing and so on, but the euro perfectly reflects the simplicity. in which the complication is summarized -, demanding in turn that Alcoa assume costs worth 142 million euros. As you can see, the Indian has not exactly become a multimillionaire by working, and you can get an idea of the treatment he can give to employees, seeing.
Inespal, now Alcoa, after obtaining economic benefits in the two years prior to its sale, so its sale was not justified as if it were a ruin of a company, in addition, it had proceeded to modernize the 13 national plants, which is why for which 200 of the 410 million dollars were deducted from the North American giant. Summarizing this last note, we AOL Email List Spaniards paid for the reforms that were later deducted from the Yankees, something that you do not know, but that I do not understand, surely there is an explanation for those in the envelopes, black cards or box B, eshosh de losh that ushtedesh speak to me. In just 3 months, this year Alcoa has obtained profits of 74 million euros, from which we can extract the ease that liberals have to change the Spanish proverb, in A Mariña they can now say "yesterday's bread, today's hunger" , adding to this, that yesterday's bread was not even for them, but for those of Pittsburgh.
When you get to the elevator to go home, you will almost certainly read “Thyssen Krupp” on an aluminum badge; we could deduce that this company is a hoot, but they are in slow times, so GFG Alliance, the conglomerate that owns Liberty, adds to its purchase intention together with Alcoa, who would object to the Hindu tycoon Sanjeev Gupta with annual income at Liberty Steel of 13,000 million euros? Well, it's not that anyone has any objections, it's that this year they intend to sell Alcoa for 1 euro - in reality the negotiation is much more complex due to the sale of shares, land clearing and so on, but the euro perfectly reflects the simplicity. in which the complication is summarized -, demanding in turn that Alcoa assume costs worth 142 million euros. As you can see, the Indian has not exactly become a multimillionaire by working, and you can get an idea of the treatment he can give to employees, seeing.