"The Municipal Council held on the morning of yesterday, emphasized the lack of initiatives of the Popular Party, led by Martínez Andreo, who steals the plenary discussion of the Corporation, to try to circumvent the serious economic situation of the municipality and the town hall caused by the lack of initiative of the Local Government and the disastrous management of Juan Morales and Martínez Andreo last 6 years, which led the council to the highest levels of debt and unemployment in the Region of Murcia ", say from UI a statement.
The mayors of IU, showed "the marginalization of Totana the newly created" Axis of Guadalentín "composed by the municipalities of Lorca and Puerto Lumbreras, supported by the Chamber of Commerce, which aims to be a focus of investment and economic development whose train returns to the town totanero lose, according to IU, is located in a strategic location and excellent communications in the heart Guadalentín Valley. "
"Totana has great potential entrepreneurs with initiative, a competitive agriculture and great opportunities to diversify its economy to meet future challenges in overcoming the crisis, but the PP and Martínez Andreo, still dreaming of speculation and brick as solutions, when the root of the problem ..:", IU spokesman said at City Hall, Pedro Martínez.
For this training policy is very serious hoarding Lorca and Puerto Lumbreras grants and incentives, when the city of Totana, is funding a number of business associations in the Shire, without an effective result on employment or wealth creation. "
They add that "in the same meeting, the popular, rejected a proposal by the council of the Left, to appear as a full delegate Councillor for Urban Development, Finance and Employment, to account for its work in government, from municipal elections 2007. "
"For the second time, members of the PP, use an absolute majority to avoid appearing before the House, to account management that has brought ruin to the city coffers and aggravated the situation of Totana, before the economic crisis ... ", adds the mayor of IU, Martínez Gómez.
