The economic bleeding of our country is not exclusive to politicians
Meet some of the many smart people in this country who leave others small:
(1)– Manuel Escribano, former general director of Caja Segovia.
He pre-retired with an agreed pension of 6 million euros.
(2)– José Luis Méndez, former general director of Caixa Galicia.
He has received a pension of between 15 and 20 million euros.
(3)– Lucas Hernández, former general director of Caja Duero.
He has received compensation of 1,3 million euros.
(4)– Francisco Fernández, former vice president of Caja España.
He has received 500.000 euros as a worker on leave from the entity.
(5)– Roberto López Abad, former director of CAM.
Together with four other senior executives, he secured an early retirement of 12,8 million euros in total.
(6)– Josep María Loza, former general director of Caja España-Duero.
He received 10 million euros, between compensation and a pension plan.
(7)– María Dolores Amorós, former general director of CAM.
He agreed to a lifetime pension of 370.000 euros per year.
(8)– Ricard Pages, former president of Caixa Penedes.
It had a pension plan of 11 million euros.
(9)– Domingo Parra, former general director of Banco de Valencia (Bancaja).
He agreed to compensation for his departure of 7,5 million euros.
(10)– José Luis Pego, former general director of NovaCaixaGalicia.
He agreed to pay 10,8 million euros in compensation and pension.
(11)– Juan Salido, former general director of Cajasol (Banca Cívica).
He pre-retired with a pension of 950.000 euros.
(12)– Manuel Troyano, former general director of Caixa Penedés.
Together with three other directors, he agreed to a pension for an aggregate volume of 20 million euros.
