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Jordi Hereu

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  • Sep 24

    Renault to invest €600 million in Spain for electric vehicles and battery assembly

    The French automaker will allocate €600 million between 2026 and 2030 to its Palencia and Valladolid plants, introducing five new models and building electric vehicles in Spain for the first time.

  • Jul 6

    Spain expects 100 million tourists in 2026 as summer bookings surge 6%

    Spain's tourism minister Jordi Hereu presented summer forecasts on Monday, projecting 43 million international visitors between June and September, a 6% increase, with spending reaching €64 billion. The country is now likely to surpass 100 million tourists for the full year.

  • May 26

    Renault reaches labour deal with Spanish unions, unlocking five new electrified models for Palencia and Valladolid plants

    A pre-agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement between Renault Spain and majority unions UGT and CCOO has averted strikes and secured the future of its Palencia and Valladolid factories, bringing the company's first electric vehicle production to Spain.

  • May 26

    Indra Appoints Renault Executive Josep Maria Recasens as New CEO to End Governance Crisis

    Spanish defense and technology firm Indra has appointed Josep Maria Recasens, a senior Renault executive, as its new CEO, replacing José Vicente de los Mozos and aiming to stabilize its leadership.

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