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The mayor of IU + Greens in the city of the capital, Esther Herguedas, today criticized Juan Manuel Trujillo and Jesus Samper, owners of more than 90 percent stake of Real Murcia, for "doing business in the key years and now leave, leaving the club in a state of decline and de-capitalized. "
Herguedas, who was speaking after meeting the club said it would present a bankruptcy shortly, said the economic difficulties facing the Real Murcia "obey no other reason that the housing crisis and end of brick business ".
He said the New Condomina agreement "has only benefited society as Samper and Trujillo, which has not only reaped the benefits of urban rezoning on a floor that was originally agricultural, but has also gained 350 million euros for sale of a shopping mall. "
"And is that all these benefits have not resulted either in the city, which now has to build expensive infrastructure to communicate and reassess the area, or the club," continued Councillor IU + Greens noting that the owners of the Real Murcia should "give explanations about their economic management."
In addition, Herguedas expressed his desire that Real Murcia, private "be saved and continue to maintain the upward trend that has provided so much satisfaction," although he explained that his "concern" about the future of this club is the same as that has for the other companies affected by Murcia economic crisis.
In this regard, he recalled that Real Murcia is a private company, so it added that "however much the Mayor now feels personally responsible for what is happening, IU + The Greens will oppose any solution that involves personally to municipal finance in this state. "
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Source: IU+LV, Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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