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Ángela de Miguel Outlines Agenda as New CEPYME President

In her first public appearance, de Miguel highlights SME struggles with rising costs, flood relief delays, and labor reform challenges.

Ángela de Miguel y Salvador Navarro
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Overview

  • Ángela de Miguel officially assumed leadership of CEPYME after defeating Gerardo Cuerva in a closely contested election on May 20.
  • In Valencia, de Miguel criticized delays in flood compensation for SMEs, emphasizing the ongoing struggles of businesses affected by the October 2024 floods.
  • She denounced attacks on social dialogue, stressing its constitutional importance for improving the lives of Spaniards and fostering collaboration between social agents.
  • De Miguel firmly opposed government proposals for a 37.5-hour workweek and a 20% increase in social contributions, citing their severe impact on micro-enterprises and employment.
  • The new CEPYME president emphasized a 'calm transition' while pledging a stronger focus on regional engagement and clear public policies to support SMEs.