
Þorgrímur Sigmundsson
Þorgrímur Sigmundsson is a prominent Icelandic politician and member of the Progressive Party, known for his advocacy on economic issues and industry protection. Recently, he has been vocal about the potential job losses affecting thousands of workers in Reykjavík due to the temporary shutdown of a local silicon plant, emphasizing the need for protective tariffs against subsidized imports from China. His statements highlight the broader implications for Icelandic manufacturing and the importance of supporting domestic industries to prevent economic decline.
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Recent news mentions
Þorgrímur Sigmundsson questioned the Minister of Fisheries about KPMG's stance on a government bill.
„Ég hef ekki lesið þessa skýrslu í kjölinn“
Þorgrímur Sigmundsson is on his eighteenth speech of the evening.
Rætt um bókun 35 inn í sumarnóttinaÞorgrímur Sigmundsson is on his way to his 14th speech.
Miðflokksmenn sitja um ræðustólinnÞorgrímur Sigmundsson, þingmaður Miðflokksins, discusses the impact of social underbidding from China on Icelandic production.
Líkt og 4.200 í Reykjavík væru að missa vinnunna








