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- The spokesman for Citizens in Cartagena, Manuel Padin, today received in his office of the Consistorial Palace the dean of the Bar Association of Cartagena, José Muelas, on the occasion of the proposal of the General Council of the Judiciary to enable a single court in Murcia , To process the complaints of those affected by expenses and mortgage clauses

- According to the spokesman of the Orange Training, "we have heard the arguments offered by the dean and we believe that what is intended is something senseless, counterproductive and discriminating against thousands of people in the Community, so we will ask the City Council Urge the General Council of Judicial Power and the Government of Spain not to implement this plan "

The spokesman of Citizens in Cartagena, Manuel Padin, today received in his office of the Consistorial Palace the dean of the Bar Association of Cartagena (ICA), José Muelas, on the occasion of the proposal of General Council of the Judiciary to enable a single court In Murcia, to process the complaints of those affected by expenses and mortgage clauses.

According to the spokesman for the orange formation, "we have heard the arguments offered by the dean to reject the proposal to specialize in this matter from 1 June to a court of first instance in each province, and we agree that it seems a little foolish and counterproductive".

For Manuel Padín, "only a court, in this case the one in Murcia, has to deal with claims relating to land clauses and mortgage costs, which is about 45,000 lawsuits per year, it seems to us unworkable, an improvised decision Which has not taken into account the situation of collapse that can occur in the specialized court of Murcia, and the deterrent effect that will provoke thousands of inhabitants of this Autonomous Community who do not live in the city of Murcia because of the annoyances and costs of Displacement, "in this case does not seem to have taken into account the population variables and the workload that the courts support, it seems much more reasonable to explore other alternatives, such as leaving things as they are, that is, to distribute this new workload Among the 53 courts that exist in the Region, among other things, to avoid tort and discrimination among citizens, and also to reduce to only a few months the p

Revisible delay in resolutions, "explained the spokesman of Citizens in Cartagena, Manuel Padín.

The dean has explained to Manuel Padin that "if a court of first instance can remove with difficulty about 1,000 cases a year, how long will that court take the 45,000 projected throughout the Region, it is not feasible to look wherever you look."

The Citizens 'spokesperson has lamented that "both the Popular Party and the Citizens' Movement are competing to see who presents the motion before, when this issue should never be politicized or used in a partisan way, what has to be done is to listen to what the Deans of the Bar Association and the Attorneys, analyze and agree among all an institutional statement so that the City Council is a single voice.

The Citizens spokesman has reported that his group is preparing a proposal to ask the City Council to urge the General Council of Judiciary and the Government of Spain not to implement this emergency plan to specialize since June 1 a court of first Instance in each province and to urge the Government of the Nation to provide the necessary seats for judges for the better functioning and development of justice.

According to Padín, "as we know that the Popular Party and MC are working in the same direction we hope that we can understand with them to reach the next plenary with a joint proposal, and that the City of Cartagena be a single voice in defense of the Interests of the Carthaginians affected by the costs of processing their mortgages and by the establishment of a minimum interest that was paid month by month in the margin of the Euribor value. "

The deans of the Bar Associations and Attorneys of Lorca and Cartagena are scheduled to meet next week with the Parliamentary Group of Citizens to continue to seek support.

Source: Ciudadanos Cartagena