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Daniel Servitje is not leading a movement against the federal government

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12/02/2020 |11:27
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Daniel Servitje is not leading a movement against the federal government

’s director Daniel Servitje says it is false he’s leading a movement against the federal government . Last week, several blogs and social media accounts said the business leader is leading an opposition movement against the government. According to sources, Servitje is not interested in leading the business sector but is rather interested in working to improve productivity . We’ve been told that yesterday, during a meeting with business leaders, where Servitje was present, some of the current government’s actions were praised.

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