Errejón values ​​that the Government's fiscal plan "points in the right direction" but "more demands are needed on high incomes"

MADRID, 1 Oct. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The leader of Más País, Íñigo Errejón, has assessed that the Government's tax reduction "points in the right direction" but has lamented that "more demands are needed for the highest incomes" and that "we must stop those who are competing for the right to selfishness of the rich", in reference to the recent tax reductions of the autonomous communities led by the PP.

This was stated during the match days, 'The city of cities. The city council in your neighborhood ', in which he has asked the Executive to implement a minimum state floor below which "no bonuses can be made nor can exceptions be made for the richest".

"The Government has the power and legitimacy to intervene and stop this kind of race to the bottom, to see who is more irresponsible," he added.

Asked about the tax reductions of the PP in communities such as Andalusia or Galicia, the leader of More Country has assured that they are not in favor of entering "a downward auction to see who makes more gifts to millionaires."

In this sense, he has ruled that "who else has, has to contribute more", because they have also been "those who have received the most public aid during the most difficult moments of Covid-19 and who are receiving the most from European funds".

Faced with the current situation of inflation, Errejón, in addition to proposing raising taxes on "the richest", has proposed intervening in the markets that "are showing inflationary behavior" and that prices must be capped to "defend the salaries of citizens" .