Our dear readers have just published a book that one of them, Ana Cortés, has collected. Go directly to post them without further comment to repeat that we're tired of the discourse of victimization and philanthropic leaders Fuentetaja ... Thanks again, Anne
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We're a little sick of hearing include the topic of the ruin of the building that previously housed the headquarters of Fuentetaja as evidence of good faith of its owners with respect to the bookstore and its employees. Claiming also called "unspeakable interests" of the strikers, individuals without business interests with a salary that allows them to invest in stock. Okay, let's all. Here is some information that can seem interesting
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- The building in question, located at c / San Bernardo, n º 48, 50% belongs to two companies, ALB7, SA (since 2001) and AVIT WEALTH AND GENERAL SERVICES, SL (since 2005).
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- ALB7 corporate purpose is: "The recruitment, management, planning, construction and implementation of all the works, public or private."
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- The object of AVIT is: "The construction of all types of building, both rustic and urban land and planning, processing, management and development of land, providing them with public services."
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- The single manager is ALB7 MANSILLA PEDRO PABLO IZQUIERDO (member of the Board of Directors of Fuentetaja, SA and senior partner of the same.)
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- The sole director is MARÍA PILAR AVIT Calabi YAGÜE .- A City Council does not represent the ruin of a building as a hobby, but because their owners have carried out the work required to keep adequate security conditions, making it dangerous for its inhabitants.
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- That yes, the statement can dislodge debris municipal tenants, even the uncomfortable old rental tenants with rights for life.
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- Once evicted, you get an empty building and no further obligations with third ready to be rebuilt and sold floors.
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said this:
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- Ayuso Interestingly give the impression that the building where the library was collapsed only if we consider that is owned 50% Mansilla.
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- It is curious that two construction companies do not have the means to avoid ruin.
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- It is curious that the final downfall came after starting to build a loft instead of starting from the structure.
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- It is curious that despite the tremendous economic hardships that have led to starvation wages paid to new employees and freeze for 8 years of old, Jesus Ayuso mentioned in your mail "meant the cost of a much larger local and new to the evicted. " This, indeed had money.
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- It is curious that although these same financial difficulties, the capital of Fuentetaja, SA, which owns the library Board of Directors which they belong, among others, Mansilla and Ayuso, as is entered in the Register, is of 441,293.14 euros.
would be very interesting to know who owns the new store which is located in the library: Fuentetaja belong to SA or another company Mansilla, to which the library pays rent?
What do you think will happen with the building of the C / San Bernardo, 48? Will he return to him the library and its former tenants, along with the oft-invoked by Jesus Ayuso Cultural Center, or go on sale bohemian luxury apartments with pasta?
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Indeed, the data given are all from public records.
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PART (and good):
When ALB7, SA (Mansilla) bought in 2001 the building of the c / San Bernardo, 48, did it for 793,335.98 euros ( 132,000,000 ptas.), when only four years later sold half a AVIT WEALTH AND GENERAL SERVICES, SL, made by 1,803,036.31 euros (299 999 999 pts.). And kept the other half.
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In short, the only benefited from the collapse of the building where the library was the one who was allowed, if not favored, which came to this state, the same as four years after purchase is bagged £ 299,999,999. selling half. In short, Mansilla 168,000,000 wins and retains half of the building. Lightning round business.
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And if the library has to move to a place "larger and with new, higher rent, the worse for it, to keep frozen the salaries of the employees are compensated for losses. What a great manager.
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Nice bedtime reading, right?
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