Consumer Affairs undertakes a historical demand from FACUA and may sanction massive fraud

The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has taken on one of the historical demands of FACUA-Consumers in Action and will have the power to sanction cases of massive fraud.

The Spanish Cabinet approved on Tuesday, November 2, a reform of powers, which will be introduced through the publication of the new Royal Decree-law on the transposition of directives.

In this way, the Ministry fulfills a need that the association had claimed from the head of the ministry, Alberto Garzón, since the beginning of the legislature as a priority in the reform of the General Law for the Defense of Consumers and Users.

The general secretary of the association, Rubén Sánchez, has shown his