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The Socialist councilor Susana Hernández defend in Parliament a motion demanding that the municipal PP kick to tender the management of the paddle that is managing Espinardo years Intersa, without the City Council has granted such management explicitly.

Also ask the Consistory to require Intersa money back that has claimed all along, and that in his opinion, has done improperly.

Managing the paddle remains unregulated Hernández-reports-and even the local government had not ruled on this issue, interestingly she was positive about the public costs allocated to these sports facilities by the Governing Board.

Round Business

"More privatizations in question, the letter privatizations carried out by a government that continues to run poorly and does so with everyone's money," complains the socialist mayor, adding that "this is another round business, in this case for Intersa, with which all Murcia have lost. "

In this sense, Hernández remember that this is another chapter in the long history of an agreement signed in 2006, and managed so bad by PP-establishing the company undertook Intersa exchange of public land, to deliver to City a social center that includes an auditorium that remains closed, a nursery, a multipurpose room, a coffee bar and an array of outdoor sports courts.

None of this-out-Hernández has happened, quite the contrary, Intersa has been running for years without the City Council had approved it, the nursery and the aforementioned paddle, and the PP has consented.

Following complaints over the past two years by the Socialist Group, the Government House has tried to regulate this and cover the anomalies that have surrounded the assignment to Intersa.

The City signed a lease agreement with the company that manages the nursery, but until this occurred, the company paid religiously Intersa 18,000 per year for a long time.

"Managing the paddle was made to toe, so hopefully it will not take time to take a public competition and end this heap of nonsense," he concludes.

Source: PSOE Murcia