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Spain's Fenadismer is calling on the government to launch a "lifesaving" plan for transport companies
The federation points out that, despite the easing of pandemic restrictions, almost 50% of companies in the sector continue to be inactive
April 16, 2020
According to the federation, in addition to the approved aid for all other sectors of the economy, the "lifesaving" plan for the transport sector should include a moratorium on transport payment of vehicle financing and their policies payment of the latest fuel supplies. This , Fenadismer pointed out, in order to prevent the current general liquidity crisis, which does not allow transport companies to meet their commitments immediate payment, turns into the failure of thousands of self-employed and small transport companies.
Remembering that in Spain more than 85% of goods are moved on the road, the federation has pointed out that the sector transport is the backbone of other activities national economic markets and it is therefore necessary - he concluded Fenadismer - that the public authorities take the measures to support for the full operation of transport on a so that it can ensure the supply of goods is population as well as other economic activities.
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According to the federation, in addition to the approved aid for all other sectors of the economy, the "lifesaving" plan for the transport sector should include a moratorium on transport payment of vehicle financing and their policies payment of the latest fuel supplies. This , Fenadismer pointed out, in order to prevent the current general liquidity crisis, which does not allow transport companies to meet their commitments immediate payment, turns into the failure of thousands of self-employed and small transport companies.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
