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López: "The municipal social services are saturated because the San Esteban regime does not contribute its own, about 14 million euros a year.

Those data are hidden by Arroyo, who in times of crisis uses the most disadvantaged for his confrontational political strategy " This morning, the spokesperson for the municipal group MC Cartagena, José López, made an assessment regarding the entry into force of the benefit known as Minimum Vital Income, and the doubts raised by the statements of the deputy mayor, Noelia Arroyo, who announced yesterday that you do not know if you can process it. López began by stating that "it is clear that the central government should provide the municipalities with natural and material resources for this procedure, but this cannot serve as an excuse to hide the true reason for the saturation of our social services." This fact has revealed a circumstance known and 'assumed' by traditional parties.

"The lack of funding from the Autonomous Community to Cartagena, as Arroyo knows too well, forces the City Council to assume improper competencies (services that the San Esteban regime must provide and does not do) so as not to leave the Cartagena people in the lurch" . Going into concrete figures, the Cartagena leader recalled that "in 2016 when I communicated it to the PP Government it was 14 million euros a year." "These data are hidden by Arroyo to wage a dirty war, not because PP and PSOE do not deserve all the criticism, but because in times of crisis, they use the most disadvantaged for their confrontational political strategy," he argued. Those responsible for the chaos Next, López has pointed out those responsible for this circumstance.

"If a single Cartagena is left without receiving aid, it will be because Sánchez, Iglesias, López Miras and even Franco (Isabel) do not care and Arroyo only knows how to make propaganda and not public service." The MC spokesman has continued adding that "this explains why the PP complains about processing social aid but it seems good to promote environmental procedures without guarantees.

For that there is no lack of personnel." A conjuncture that López has defined as "the perfect storm.

The one of municipal politicians dedicated to their parties that abandon Cartagena to maintain the only way in which they can earn a living, destitute intellectuals and social exploited." "By the way, they are the same people who say tomorrow is a party, they call it the day of the Region.

Here, as always, nothing to celebrate," he concluded.

Source: Grupo municipal MC Cartagena