The Leitat technology center is undergoing a period of restructuring. After a few difficult years, in which the Vallesan entity It was forced to lay off 114 workers and accumulate debt that made its existence difficult. –which has survived largely thanks to the public injection of almost ten million euros from the Generalitat–, the center now seeks to enter a new era under the leadership of a new president, Ramon Pastor, a long-standing figure in the Catalan technology sector. Furthermore, the Círculo de Economía will have a woman as president for the first time in its history, and Carles Puig de Travy will repeat as dean of the College of Economists of Catalonia. These and many others are some of the main executive signings of the week.

Page 8 of the Government agreements of April 1st includes one of the most anticipated news items of the last year at the Leitat technology center. The organization, which employs 500 workers, learned this Tuesday that the Catalan Institute of Finance (ICF) has guaranteed it up to 14 million euros in financing "to contribute to the maintenance of its activity."