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The meeting called by the king with the general secretaries of CCOO and UGT served to lay the foundations for a more fluid relationship between the centers and the monarchy. Don Juan Carlos promised to act as a 'mediator' between the Government and the unions and convey the proposals of Toxo and Méndez to Mariano Rajoy. Rodrigo Rato ensured Bankia's union peace until 2014: he signed an agreement with six unions to which he granted 10 advisors, 48 ​​delegates and 350,000 euros  the union leaders on the need to “keep in mind the feelings of the citizens, who are the main victims of the crisis.” However, Don Juan Carlos " did not want to enter into personal considerations about the need to hold or not a popular referendum on the Government's measures." These words belong to a UGT leader consulted by this newspaper, who describes Tuesday's meeting as "cordial and close for both parties.

The union representative explains that "the meeting served to make public all our demands, which were not heard at the reception that Rajoy gave us two weeks ago." The king promised to mediate with the Government For UGT and CCOO, the most positive thing about the meeting with Juan Carlos I is the king's commitment to act as an  Middle East Mobile Number List intermediary between the union centers themselves and Rajoy's Government. In that sense, the sources consulted by this newspaper explain that the monarch “was cooperative at all times, and offered to mediate between us and the Executive, in addition to transmitting to the President of the Government everything discussed on Tuesday and our proposals to leave of the crisis ”.



Agreement for greater dialogue with Zarzuela Another of the aspects that the unions have most valued about their visit to Zarzuela is the agreement reached with the king to maintain greater dialogue with the head of state , holding meetings similar to Tuesday's more frequently. From UGT they explain that “ we had not held a meeting of this type for two years , and the relationship had cooled. We hope that, from now on, we will have more fluid contact with the King's House.” Unions continue protests exp-player-logo The first national wheelchair soccer league starts today in Cantabria Despite the “good harmony” that was maintained throughout the meeting with the king, and his request to “calm down spirits in the face of the difficult situation in Spain,” the two main unions in the country have decided to maintain all protest events. that they have scheduled for the coming weeks.