Hostelería Con Conciencia yesterday summoned dozens of people in the church of San José to announce the departure of their companions, Tono Permuy and David Tejerina, who have been locked up in the temple for thirteen days. “A confinement where they have paid for their personal life and their businesses, leaving everything in parentheses except the fight,” said one of the members of the platform, Verónica Piñera. For her part, Elena Vázquez recalled, through a statement, “the ineffectiveness” of consumer bonds. “These are not worth to feed our children,” he emphasizes after criticizing that the regional government has not taken a step forward “a month before.”
As of today, Gijón leaves the maximum alert scenario and therefore will lift the perimeter closure and allow the reopening of the use of the interior of the hotel industry. With this, the two locked up hoteliers summon at 8.15 pm the act of the end of their voluntary confinement in the church of San José, accompanied by the solidarity performances of Nacho Vegas, the choir ‘Al Altu La Llega’ and Elle Belga. “This confinement ends, but the fight continues,” say the hoteliers who criticized “the inability of the City Council to maintain a dialogue,” although next Tuesday the Hospitality with Conscience platform will meet with the Councilor for Economic Promotion and Employment, Santos Badger, to whom they will demand “commitment to the situation the sector is going through.” “We will continue to emphasize direct aid, because if they do not arrive there will not be a single bar in which to exchange the vouchers,” they emphasize. David Tejerina, one of the prisoners and members of the platform, pointed out “the success” of the confinement after having achieved this meeting. As well as, a personal call from the President of the Principality, Adrián Barbón, who informed them that the second part of the aid is activated.
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