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The socialist mayor Juan Patricio Castro denunciation, after appraisal of the accounts of 2012, current spending is out of control because the City to pay the very high mortgages taken by the local PP along these government (Terra Natura, concessions Inacua sporting, Fleet, and Verdolay Cabezo Torres, cleaning, tram, and others.), while investment is absent, as are policies to create jobs in a town of over 46,000 unemployed.

Of the 7.7 million current expenditure has declined, almost all corresponds to wage cuts for civil servants, therefore, according to Castro, the PP has made no effort to try to renegotiate the contracts mentioned above billionaires they are those who, due to bad management, hinder the municipal coffers.

Also, Castro points out that while citizens support increases in the tax bill, car seal and municipal taxes, the city council has invested the ridiculous figure of 34 euros per person.

Only have run investments worth EUR 15.3 million investment having fallen 60.8 percent over the previous year.

In smoke

According to the PSOE councilor, this means bad news for the more than 46,000 unemployed people in the municipality, as the PP municipal mayor with his camera to the head, has been unable to implement policies that generate employment, as investments in infrastructure, leaving to perform such important works as tranches committed for Coastal North and South.

Thus, Castro criticized the mayor's promise to create 1,000 jobs House with the implementation of these portions of the coast has been watered down.

"The saddest part is that the waste Chamber over the years of prosperity that has not served to Murcia can afford the years of crisis and high unemployment figures."

Increase in funding

Having had a lot of revenue in the years ended Castro-bonanza-we borrowing from banks at high interest rates to pay suppliers that should have taken some time, appropriations have increased compared to 2011 in almost more than doubled, from 21 to 43.1 million euros in 2012.

Source: PSOE Murcia