The Government Opposes the Law of Airport Co-Management by...
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Port of Pedro Sánchez's government to the airport co-management demanded by the Balearic Islands, as approved by the previous political course the Parliament, for the decrease of revenues that would imply for Aena. In a written registered in the Congress and transferred by the separatists Més per Mallorca, the Secretariat of State of Relations with the ... Continue reading "Sánchez's port to the airport co-management demanded by the Balearic Isl…
The central executive claims that the rule, which aims to respond to one of the historical demands of a territory dependent on tourism and strongly conditioned by insularity, could have a "direct effect" on airport fares and air traffic.
The government has opposed the processing of the airport co-management law in Congress arguing...
Més has demanded that the president of Congress, Francina Armengol, set a date for the plenary session to debate and vote on the Balearic proposal for the law on airport co-management of the Islands, despite the Spanish Government of Pedro Sánchez having announced that it will veto the processing of the initiative that was approved by the Balearic Parliament five months ago. Continue reading
The Government has rejected the processing of the Proposal of the Law of Airport Co-Management of the Balearic Islands. It considers that if the archipelago assumes control of the airports would result in a reduction of the revenues of Aena by a possible freeze of the airport charges and a possible limitation of the growth of the air traffic. The proposal of the regional Balearic Parliament provided for a Committee of Airport Coordination of the…
PALMA, 4 (EUROPA PRESS) The Govern balear has defended the law of airport co-management approved by the Parliament, now pending its process in the Congress of Deputies, as a tool to "put limits on the growth of Aena". Thus has expressed the deputy spokesman of the Autonomous Executive, Antònia Maria Estarellas, [...] The entrance Baleares defends the co-management of its airports to "put limits on Aena" after the refusal of the government appear…
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