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The Municipal Socialist Group, which is talking to municipal councils and gathering information about their needs and deficiencies to reflect them in the new municipal budgets, wants to prioritize those works that have historically claimed and that remain neglected after many years.

Socialist spokeswoman Susana Hernández acknowledges that "there is much to be done, even with this new budget we may not be able to respond to all needs, but at least we hope to execute the most urgent with our eyes on what remains pending" And remember that "it will be the meetings themselves that establish the most peremptory, since they are the ones that know their peoples in detail."

It is a question of executing public facilities of educational, cultural, administrative, social or sporting character, as well as financing actions of conservation of historical and cultural heritage, or urban renewal.

In addition, the fact that the meetings determine the priorities "is also a symptom of participation, we are listening to the districts, collecting their requests to be able to meet them in the Budgets, so that we give them the leading role they deserve and that May have never had, but if this municipality is large and is considered the seventh of Spain is for their districts, "Hernández points out.

He also points out that in the negotiation with the PP of the Budgets, control and monitoring commissions have been requested "in which there will be no role of only the groups that have worked to carry out these accounts, but will be the rest of political groups with voice And vote, which should be understood not only as being convinced of participation and transparency, but also as a sign that we believe in democracy. "

He added that "we will be vigilant to continue the active and responsible role we have taken at the start of the negotiations on the Budgets."

Therefore, "we are going to end the dynamic of twenty years of majority of the PP that has consisted in closing all the doors to our initiatives and that has prevented that in many occasions reforms and essential works have been carried out and that have accentuated not only Imbalances between city and districts, but also between the own districts "

Finally, Hernández recalls that "when we started the negotiation, from the Municipal Socialist Group we were clear that one of the main demands that we had to make for inclusion in the next Budgets was to include an important budget allocation for investments in districts that supposed the The beginning of the road that will lead to equal living conditions and access to public services between districts and the city center, and even between the different districts of the municipality, and now, months later, when those Budgets are closer to start To execute, our objective remains the same ".

Source: PSOE Murcia