Note from Young Socialists Totana:
"In the talk dealt with several aspects related to the law, which showed that the greatest delay is in the autonomous region, where there is a waiting time to manage each case about a year and a half. To which is added that users are completely uninformed of the situation in which your file is located, as well as uninformed about many aspects of the law, and in many cases do not know whether they have the right to ask for help.
By the leaders of our community is constantly saying that money does not come to Murcia, and the fact that thousands of people affected do not receive help due to the central government, which is far from reality.
Currently, the Payroll Unit benefits coming from the Ministry of 14000 Murcia users, however those who receive the benefit in this region are about 7000 or so.
Another problem we have in the region, is that no law has been improved, nor has any such laws, the law has some basic guidelines that ensure a minimum, from there each autonomous community can improve the and establish more criteria, well, while most will have legislators and all citizens are well aware that much of the aid will apply if you are in an occupational center, for example, in Murcia has not been done, and this together to misinformation and attempted boycott of the Act, creates a complete chaos and long waits.
In the end we see how the discourse of those who merely say that Zapatero does not pay, not true, since the aid are coming to the region and in almost half of cases are not reaching the public.
Therefore we take to order, that information to users, since they have a right to it, which is working to shorten the waiting time, and to aid those who belong to it, because if that get aid to the region.
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