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Urbanism and Huerta concerned that go together in the same Department
MURCIA NOW values ​​that structure the city of Murcia in councils and the election of councilors concerned reflect a remarkable continuity with governments Chamber and the division of tasks and areas is more a distribution within the party, to satisfy egos and the various factions, seeking to management efficiency.
So now MURCIA believes could have made a more logical and balanced distribution of the different areas.
Even knowing that the number of departments has been reduced considerably, we estimate that the division of tasks and economic responsibility, far from being balanced, is highly concentrated.
For example, contracts and management contracts are concentrated basically in four departments.
The renovation that both promised Ballesta regarding 'was House' has not arrived, and the most obvious example is that the chief of staff of it (and therefore his henchman), Eduardo Martínez-Oliva, occupies now one of the departments 'star', the Finance and Procurement.
Turning to a more detailed of the departments review, we are concerned that Urbanism and Huerta go together: we can understand how the vision of the Garden that has the PP, more like a space of speculation that protection, far from considering intangible heritage of the city.
In addition, the council, Antonio Navarro, was until recently CEO of Urbanism, which is one of the heads of the abuse and destruction of our Huerta.
We also consider that it could be accommodated within Urbanism 'Infrastructures', located within the 'super-council' Development.
Meanwhile, it seems that the concept of Urban Quality that draw the powers of the relevant council is very limited, because it is limited to public streets, parks and gardens, when NOW MURCIA advocates an overall design concept of the city, to improve the lives of Murcia and Murcia.
Regarding the Department of Commerce, Organization and Institutional Relations, Trade not understand that part of this area as little to do with the other functions.
Similarly, it does not seem appropriate section 'European programs' within the Department of Jobs, Tourism and Culture.
We find striking, too, that traffic and transportation are in different departments, since it is contrary to a holistic view of the concept 'mobility'.
Finally, note that we miss areas such as community services, which are not assigned to any council despite being a major issue.
Source: Ahora Murcia
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