translated from Spanish: Recommended former Minister of England, be active and propositional Mexican entrepreneurs

Fotorgrafia/YouGov the former British Minister Tony Blair urged Mexican entrepreneurs this Friday to be “active” and “propositional” on political issues and the Government, always thinking in the “public interest”.
“My advice would be to be active because there is no option rather than staying active. There is much that Government can do that it will have an impact on their business if you have no voice. It is critical that are propositional with solutions, and not only require”, Blair said at a Conference in the city of Mexico.
At the meeting business 2018, organized by the Confederation employers of the Mexican Republic (Coparmex), who was head of the Executive of the United Kingdom from 1997 to 2007 and leader of the British Labour encouraged them to defend their positions but talking “by interest public”.
“This is very important, if you feel that the Government does something that goes contrary to the corporate interest” should be respected, he said. Dissent, he recalled, is democracy.
On 1 December Andrés Manuel López Obrador will assume the Presidency of Mexico and before his inauguration has already had some clashes with the business community.
Especially after his decision to cancel the airport in Texcoco, a multi-million dollar project, after holding a view citizen with very little participation.
“They are not only your business, but the interest of the country and talking about” because it is “better to lose the battle that let it happen”, Blair said businessmen in his presentation the leader and his responsibility to the common good.
Asked by the moderator about the usefulness of referendums, Blair stressed that it is not “fan” of them, especially by the decision through consultation citizen of the brexit, of the United Kingdom of the Union European exit.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, the former Prime Minister said “understanding” part of their positions, for example when you want to change certain trade policy with China or Mexico.
Source: CNN Expansion

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