Llorca y la guerra de Irán
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The article discusses the uncertainty and fear in the Valencian Community, Spain, due to the war initiated by Israel and the U.S. in Iran. The economic impact, particularly on fuel prices and potentially basic services, is a major concern for Valencian businesses, especially those reliant on road transport. Business leaders, including the president of the Valencian Association of Farmers, expressed their worries and called for regional government action. There are calls for President Pérez Llorca to convene meetings with productive sectors to analyze potential regional measures beyond those adopted by the central government. The president of the CEV emphasized the urgency of guaranteeing business financing through the Instituto Valenciano de Finanzas (IVF) and the Sociedad de Garantía Recíproca (SGR). The article urges the president to establish a working group with employers and unions to assess resources and propose measures in case the situation worsens.
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AI-ExtractedPérez Llorca has not yet convened productive sectors to analyze measures.
Vicente Lafuente called for guaranteed financing for businesses.
Cristóbal Aguado expressed concern about the war's impact at a conference.
Israel and the U.S. have initiated a war in Iran.
The economic impact of the war is already noticeable in fuel prices.
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