"The Mayor and the environment, they resort to old tactics of gossip and threats, before the decision to clean up Valcárcel in the PP of Totana of everything that smacks of Morales and Andreo"
"The smear campaign launched by Martínez Andreo and environment against the PP councilors have expressed criticism of the mayor, have just started. The old methods of sowing discredit those who do shadow, highlight in recent reports in the media, which have been filtered by the Press Office of the City of Totana, as a warning to "dissidents", say from IU + LV.
Training From Left warn of "the spiral that has entered their stomachs Martínez Andreo and grateful that no bones about organizing an internal war to wipe out what little they can stay in the city of Totana before the countdown start back to be ousted from the PP, because Valcárcel not want to see or painting. "
"Andre and his Praetorian Guard, may be filtering data on its own council, using their old tactics despicable to keep his job at the expense of intimidating their own fellow party members, plunging the organization into a diabolical spiral sink finish all possibilities of resumption of dialogue, so necessary in this town ... "said Councilman IU + Greens, Juan José Canovas.
"It would be the first time that Andre and his Cabinet use these methods to the fundraising began in 2007, took incriminating documents against Juan Morales to regional journalists, businessmen and politicians of the opposition to discredit and pave your way to mayor, "they say.
"These fighting, spying, discredit their own government team mates for fear of a possible censure motion, severely damaging the image of the institution and the name Municipal de Totana, which entrepreneurs and investors fleeing, before constant scandals, featuring Martínez Andreo, "added from IU + LV.
"What we need is to turn the page Totana these dark and crawling methods and the PP, bury a time period of Morales and Martínez Andreo, giving way to dialogue between the political groups that generate confidence in the future of Totana ..." concludes Cánovas.
