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The Councillor for Finance and Contracting believed to have run out of arguments for not supporting a tax ordinances that only contain further reductions and exemptions and not a single increase for next year but "when there is no spirit of consensus, any excuse is valid"

"I regret that citizens do not support a draft tax ordinance that cuts taxes for the most disadvantaged and only contain further reductions and exemptions and not a rise," said Councilman Hacienda and Employment, Eduardo Martinez-Oliva, after the Commission information held today, which concluded with the vote of Podemos, and Citizen's change.

The opposition of the first two municipal groups "is not surprising, because I am sure that under no circumstances approve a ordinances proposed by the government team, whatever they are," said Councilman Popular Party.

However, it expresses its astonishment at the attitude of citizens, "all this after I said twice that they agreed with the proposal."

"Putting hidden benefits that these ordinances pose to the most vulnerable interests is an action that will have to explain to Murcia," adds Martinez-Oliva, for whom the truth is that more than 10,000 people who would benefit from rebates and tax exemptions may not do not have the support of Citizens ".

"Fortunately underlines the Popular Party councilor, other political forces in the most serious, responsible and reliable council, which are capable of putting the general interest of their ideological approaches Murcia".

On the contrary, Councillor of Finance states that Citizens "have to do many things look, and one of them is to learn that we are in the City to provide the best service we can to Murcia."

Eduardo Martínez-Oliva regrets that after so many months of meetings in search of consensus "at the end of Murcia have to suffer the consequences."

The Popular Party councilor insists that last year the Municipal Group of Citizens criticized the legal deadlines were not met, this time seems q this does not worry "appeal to excess precipitation", although talks began in mid July, demonstrating that "when you do not want to agree and there is no spirit of consensus, any excuse is valid."

Source: PP Murcia