Hector Izquierdo Triana is a Spanish politician who serves as the Special Commissioner for the reconstruction of the 2021 Cumbre Vieja volcanic eruption in La Palma.[1] He was the former Spanish Secretary of State of Finance[2] and President of the Spanish Tax Agency. In 2024,he was awarded with the Knighthood of the Grand Cross of the Royal Order of Civil Merit.
The concerns remain as La Palma volcanic eruption ends the post volcano will be tougher than the volcano[14] because there were many fields[15] to work (agriculture,[16] infraestructures,[17][18] employment,[19] towns closed by gases...). At 85 days,it is the longest known[20] and the most damaging volcanic eruption on La Palma since records began.[21][22][23] Hector Izquierdo Triana also helped in the investment of 53 millions €in geothermal in order to become a clean island in the future energy[24] and in fields as ports,[25] strategic lines,[26] hydraulic connections,[27] social services,[28] local taxes[29] or to open the towns in a safe and proper way.[30]
Three-dimensional visualisation (from Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite imagery) of the Tajogaite vent and its lava flows as of January 2022
The lava[31] flow covered over 1,000 hectares,[32] prompting the evacuation of around 7,000 people[33] and it meaned to realocate the people in new houses. The lava[34] flow was about 3.5 kilometres wide and 6.2 kilometres long and reached the sea,destroying more than 3,000 buildings,motorways that Hector Izquierdo Triana worked later with other administration to rebuild[35] and 6,500 beds in towns as Puerto Naos or La Bombilla in Los Llanos de Aridane closed due to carbon dioxide (CO2) diffuse[36] degassing. Hector Izquierdo Triana[37][38][39] was born in Puerto Naos and he encouraged the project Alerta CO2 to allow the return of the people to their homes.[40][41] The eruption was assigned a rating on the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) of VEI 3.[42] The volcano[43][44] released large amounts of toxic sulphur dioxide gas and 30,000 residents were ordered to remain indoors and this meant an important effort in employment.[45] On 25 December,[46] the eruption was declared to have ended after three months.[47][48] the next step was the process to recover and to improve the economy[49] and to attract tourism[50][51] in a construction[52] of 1,000 millions €[53][54] in a critical moment in the history of La Palma.[55][56]
Academic report 2023-2024. Social and economic reconstruction in Puerto Naos and La Bombilla by Tajogaite volcano, Iberdrola Chair of Economic and Business Ethics, Social and Economic ISBN978-8-4739-9160-5.
Readings on company internationalization. Economic and competitive intelligence in large Spanish companies,[80] Club de Exportadores e Inversores de España. Sanz y Torres. ISBN978-8-4193-8277-1.
Application of the Integrated Internal Control Framework (COSO) in the Spanish Public Sector.[84] Instituto de Auditores Internos. ISBN978-8-4945-5941-9.
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