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Reducing the number of councilors "will contribute to saving" plus "to respond to a demand of the society."

As for the decrease in funding to political parties, the Chamber believes "personally" could be deleted altogether because "we must be able to finance ourselves with our dues."

Reducing the number of councilors nominated by the Government of the Nation is not "any loss for democratic representation and is among the measures of efficiency and effectiveness of public administrations," said the Mayor, Miguel Ángel Cámara, who added that municipalities "have to be of service to citizens with fewer councilors can also be."

Moreover, the decision will contribute to that expenditure savings will be quantified and "responds to a need that society is asking."

To the Mayor of Murcia, the measures "are necessary at this time" because the situation that exists in Spain forced to take decisions to "reactivate as soon as the Spanish economy, create jobs and grow."

"These measures are difficult and tough adjustment," added House, who has been "secure and confident" that serve to "stop the decline we are experiencing and to look ahead with confidence."

Regarding the reduction of contributions to political parties and trade unions and employers, House not only as shown, but also has argued for, from a personal standpoint, their abolition to 100% because "we must have capacity self-financing with our dues "with the sole exception of electoral processes, where it is needed the help of external funds.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia