The full City Council Totana last night approved the adjustment plan to address the payment plan for 29.8 million euros to suppliers.
This proposal has been sent this morning to the Ministry of Finance and Public Administration, was supported by the votes of the councilors of the PP and the abstention of the PSOE mayor.
With this adjustment plan is expected to pay providers a total of 8747 bills to 677 businesses through the credit line established by the central government, whose total amount corresponds to the invoices held on 31 December 2011.
The full non-attended by representatives of the Municipal Group Socialist-Green and UI, based on the general strike (as it had previously disclosed in writing), except for the socialist mayor, Bethlehem Muñiz.
The session adopted more than fifteen proposals.
On the one hand, corporate also unanimously gave the green light to the proposal from the Department of Commerce in urging the regional government to extend the hours of establishments catering to offset losses from the economic crisis and the implementation of the smoking ban, and the proposed Youth and Sports, through which it will name Juan José Martínez González "El Navarro" to the arena of the hamlet of Lebor.
Also, corporate unanimously approved the proposal of the Councillors for Education and Tourism to implement higher vocational degrees in tourism in the IES "Prado Mayor".
Similarly, approval was given to the instructor on the proposed grant of Honorary Citizen of the Loyal and Noble City Totana D.
Francisco Fructuoso Andrew and motions of the Department of Agriculture and Water against the trade agreement between the European Union and Morocco as being contrary to the interests of horticulture in the region of Murcia and consolidate unfair competition and to approve Youth the statutes of the Youth City Council.
Among other issues, also unanimously approved the proposals of the Municipal People on actions for the promotion of equal opportunities between men and women in the field of employment, and to request the legal prohibition of power cuts to municipalities .
