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After confirming that the stoppage of the works on Beatas and adjacent streets promoted by Cs in the municipal budgets of 2018 continues, the spokesman for Citizens in Cartagena, Manuel Padín, has indicated that, "we will not negotiate or support the budgets of 2019 if reactivate before these works ".

"We were very cautious and responsible in our demands for the budgets of 2018, but in return we warned that we would carry out a hard audit of our amendments and that we would be inflexible with our projects, we are already in 2019 and the works for the urban reform of 13 streets of the Casco Histórico are still standing, "said the local spokesman for Citizens, who warns that" at this moment, our Municipal Group is not in a position to start any negotiations with the PSOE for the next municipal budgets. "

Therefore, the orange training has requested a meeting with the Government of Cartagena to analyze the status of implementation of the pact imposed to support the accounts of 2018, which will also ask for the development of the other major orange amendment in 2018: the works for construction of a free parking lot in front of Santa Lucía Hospital, "I hope you will respond to us in the next few days, because this Group has been instrumental in getting the 2016, 2017 and 2018 accounts forward," Padín warns.

For the orange spokesman, "badly we started the year: with the works paralyzed in the Historical Quarter from Friday, November 23, apparently first by a report that the General Directorate of Cultural Property did not forward to the City until December 14 and now because there is no budget. "

The orange training has been able to know today that, in spite of having this authorization, at the end of the year and not counting this project with a commitment of multiannual spending they have not been able to resume the work.

"It seems that the PSOE had relieved the MC when it ruled in these areas in incompetence, lack of planning and executive forecast," Padín concludes.

Source: Ciudadanos Cartagena