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The constituent meeting of the committee of inquiry into Casco Antiguo has been sufficient to remove the accusation of an alleged hole two million in Casco Antiguo for non-payment of VAT on the purchase of San Miguel and the new theory now shuffles the Government is that there was no need to pay VAT, has said Francisco Espejo, popular spokesman.

A report from the manager of Hull now says the sale of San Miguel between Old Town and City Hall is an operation on not to charge VAT.

"This position is exactly the opposite of what so far defended Lopez, who has been saying that the obligation to pay because the previous government failed," said the spokesman.

"Until yesterday was unfailingly obligation that we had failed and now it turns out that there was no pay. The truth is that at the first meeting of the Commission of Casco have crumbled López accusations against PP for non-payment of VAT. So solid and serious are the arguments of Lopez and his government, "recalls Espejo.

The spokesman insisted that the purchase, rehabilitation and sale to the City of San Miguel building were performed with technical criteria both the City Council and from society and Casco Antiguo Casco bills passed annual audits that certified that the tax system chosen by the technicians was correct.

"What I hope is that this government learn once that tax issues are complex and technical decisions have to be in the hands of technicians, as they were when he ruled the PP. The payment of VAT was not a whim of the government. when a politician launches statements about these things runs the risk of being wrong, and that's what happened to López, although of course we all know that it will be unable to recognize it and will continue to attempt to reverse the arguments to continue criticizing the previous government, "he added.

The spokesman announced that the report asked the government treasury and helmet manager denied her in yesterday's meeting, as well as communications between the City and the Treasury in recent months to know exactly what the information exchanged between the two institutions and if defended at all times the interests of the City.

Source: PP Cartagena