Podemos charges accuse Ferrovial of being "unpatriotic" and trying to "evade taxes"

MADRID, 1 Mar. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Charges from United We Can have criticized Ferrovial's decision to move its registered office to the Netherlands, whose managers they accuse of being "unpatriotic" and of trying to "evade taxes" as the recent tribute of solidarity from great fortunes.

Through Twitter, the co-spokesperson of the purple formation and candidate for the Community of Madrid, Alejandra Jacinto, has recriminated that the Ferrovial case illustrates that "this is the patriotism of the construction companies: building based on urban ballots and evading taxes" . "They are the anti-Spain", she has launched on the networks.

For his part, the president of the confederal group in Congress and leader of En Comú Podem, Jaume Asens, has gone further and has slipped that Ferrovial is a company "tainted by corruption", was "favored by Francoism", with "record" benefits in 2022 and whose president is "the third richest man in Spain".

"Now he is going to the Netherlands to pay less taxes. His homeland is money," Asens has recriminated.

Meanwhile, the leader of the IU and general secretary of the PCE, Enrique Santiago, has proclaimed that Ferrovial is no longer a Spanish company to become a Dutch company, something that shows "fiscal engineering so as not to pay taxes in Spain for the activity carried out in other countries".

"Having a domicile in Spain, he would have to pay here for all his benefits. Some patriots!", he has also censured on social networks.