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The Commission of Inquiry to review the accounts of the Sea of ​​Music has celebrated today, in the Administrative Building of San Miguel, its first working session.
This is the first Commission presiding over Citizens and the spokesman for the orange formation, Manuel Padín, does not want "this to be eternalized and bogged down, and in the end no conclusion can be drawn that will benefit Cartagena, we want to do things Well, to make them clear, concrete, concise and without loss of time, citizens do not deserve Commissions that only give punctual headlines but do not offer results. "
The Commission of Inquiry to review the accounts of the Sea of ​​Music has celebrated today, in the Administrative Building of San Miguel, its first working session.
This Commission was supported in July by all political parties in the Municipal Plenary of the City of Cartagena, and aims to investigate the accounts of the last five editions of the Festival La Mar de Músicas (2012-2016).
The Commission of La Mar de Músicas is presided over by the spokesperson for Citizens in Cartagena, Manuel Padín, and it has been attended by the Councilor for Finance, Isabel García, Security Councilor Francisco Aznar, the Popular Party councilor Esperanza Nieto, and The spokeswoman for CTSSP-Podemos, Pilar Marcos.
The meeting was invited by the municipal auditor, Myriam González del Valle.
During the meeting, representatives of local government and opposition groups have agreed to hold meetings every fifteen days.
The President of the Commission, Manuel Padín, wanted to make it clear "that this commission will not be dedicated to persecuting anyone, but to clarifying, shedding light on the economic management of this festival, I do not like free confrontation, Sensationalist confrontation, but that yes, if someone has done something wrong will have to assume their political responsibility or any other, whoever has made it pay.
"During one of the municipal plenary hearings very serious accusations were sown and citizens deserve to know how their money was managed for this event."
"We have established a work plan, which of course, will have to start with the request for documentation so that we can analyze, year by year, management," Manuel Padín reported.
For the President of the Commission, this is a "magnificent opportunity to clarify and continue to bet on this wonderful cultural festival, which represents one of the innumerable pride of our city."
This is the first Commission presiding over Citizens and Manuel Padín does not want "this to be eternalized and bogged down, and in the end no conclusions can be drawn that would benefit Cartagena."
"We want to do things well with this Commission, make them clear, concrete, concise and without loss of time, citizens do not deserve Commissions that only give punctual headlines but do not offer positive results, if there are irregularities we will find them and if necessary we will have to Punish them politically, administratively, or legally if necessary, we seek truth and clarity. "
Source: Ciudadanos Cartagena
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