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The mayor of training magenta, José Antonio Sotomayor, explains that water, "by its very nature, it is necessary to re-take an entirely municipal management" but "how and when it is something that should be studied carefully"
Councilman Union, Progress and Democracy in the city of Murcia, José Antonio Sotomayor says that training magenta advocates explore ways "to ensure water management public hundred percent."
The mayor of Murcia UPyD explains that water, "given its public good nature, it is necessary to re-take an entirely municipal management."
Although she says that "it is not easy to find ways to reverse privatization" to Sotomayor, "you can get" and according to the population and the number of inhabitants "will be more or less viable" alternatives exist for it.
Currently, water management in the municipality of Murcia since 1989 corresponds to a joint venture between the city of Murcia is 51 percent and Aquagest Murcia, the multinational group Agbar, by 49 percent.
Also notes that Sotomayor in September full council UPyD supported an initiative in this regard, "since we are in agreement that must return to public hands, but how and when is something that should be studied carefully."
UPyD Murcia recalls he resigned to join the Board of Directors of the municipal company Aguas de Murcia on the grounds that "these are bodies that should not be politicized" and "the decisions made have, in many cases, technical" , so that the presence and influence of politicians, as has happened with the savings banks, "is harmful" for the decisions made.
Councilman training magenta attended the conference Redistricting Water held in the University of Murcia (UMU), invited by the organization, which was discussed formulas and public management models such as those in Medina Sidonia ( Cádiz), and the European capitals of Paris and Berlin.
Source: UPyD Murcia
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