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INDEX
1. Origin of the industry in Vigo
2. Types of industries in Vigo 3. Facts 4. Self
5. Bibliography
Finally, the arrival of Catalan industrialists and traders to the city in the second half of the 18th Century, meant a small economic revolution. They sat up salting fish factories, soap, leather and linen factories. (canning was important).
Age XIX
During this period salting fish factories and factories devoted to sea products were established in the city. This fact caused the growth of the working class, the merchant class and the financial class. The outskirts of Vigo expanded with the opening of new roads and the building of noble stone buildings.
In 1880 the Savings Bank is sat up in Vigo (now called Novagalica Bank).
20th Century
During this century important industries started up in the city. Some of them were Barreras or Vulcano shipyards. There was also the car industry with Citroen, the now disappeared Astron, and the freezing industry, heir to the first fish salting and canning industries.
The merchant class, heiress of Catalan immigrants settled in salting factories, gaining in importance in the development of the city as evidenced by the growing construction of beautiful modernist buildings. Electric bill at that time.
The port became a departure point for hundreds of thousands of Galicians who set sail to America, at that time a land of opportunity.
In Vigo, the most demanded type of industry is the one related to naval industry, since all Vigo industry sources are based around it. Generally speaking, we can say that there are two main types of industry:
* Heavy Industry: It involves huge factories where working with large quantities of raw materials and energy. Steel: transforming iron into steel. -Metallurgical:It works with metals other than iron such as copper, aluminum, etc.. -Cement: Cement and Concrete manufactured from industrial rocks. Chemical-based: it produces acids, fertilizers, explosives, paints and other substances. -Petrochemical: it produces plastics and fuels. * Light industry: it transforms raw materials or semi-finished products that are intended for direct consumption of individuals and service companies. -Food: it uses agricultural, fishery and livestock to make drinks, preserves, etc.. -Textile: It manufactures fabrics and makes clothes from plant fibres, such as linen and cotton, and animal fibres such as wool and synthetic fibres such as nylon and polyester.
Important news
A naval build Vigo offers top twenty fishing ports of the future Russian fleet. The shipbuilding industry is currently going out much in the media. In 1960, during Franco's dictatorship, Coia began as a sleeping area, and soon became part of the neighborhoods so people could live there. Houses were also built in the road to Pontevedra . In the 60's people came to look for work from Ourense to Vigo. At this time many movements were generated. The tram was closed because there were new roads.
Important news
The port of Vigo is the best port in Spain and the third in Europe. At the beginning of the 19th century the fishing buildings moved to el Berbes.
Citron has over 50 years of activity in Vigo. If Citron closes today, it would affect not only workers, but also to other companies . And transport and the Zona Franca. And companies that transport cars abroad. So this is a salary less that will generate less money to spend on other industries.
Pescapuerta everything was inside a vending the Marine Science Institute at the Antarctic. The Zona Franca is very important for industries. A free zone is a zone that began as a tax free area. This generated a great movement due to the port.
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