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According to Pedro Antonio Garcia, the City Council "should be an administrative building completely crystal clear, where there not afraid to ask"

The candidate of Unión Progreso y Democracia (UPyD) for mayor of Cartagena, Pedro Antonio García, has criticized the lack of transparency in the City of the port city.

In this sense, García stressed that one of the key proposals UPyD, of the forthcoming municipal elections, will be to conduct an audit of municipal accounts Hall.

As Pedro Antonio Garcia explains, "we want a full glass administrative building, transparent, where there is not afraid to ask".

For this, the local spokesman of training magenta said that "we request that the post of municipal auditor covered, vacant now, and ask the help of the municipal officers, to know exactly the situation of the municipal coffers, and the existing debt with different banks and ICO ".

In addition, Garcia has said that one of the priorities is to find "the financial balance between income and expenses", centering the local economy in agriculture and industry, in the councils, the service sector and university campuses, as well as the town, a city of tourism and university.

He has also stated that UPyD renege on its election to propose the construction of "pharaonic and works great expense" and will focus on "meet the needs of the districts and councils".

For UPyD candidate for mayor of Cartagena, "the works we do are simple and useful for the neighbors," as is the case of municipal sports halls "where they can cover all popular activities and usage charges adapted to the circumstances of the neighborhood. "

Finally, he said that UPyD not allow what happens in the Albujón, "a pavilion with terrible accesses without indications" that has some services with very high rates, compared with pavilions there are less than 2 miles and belonging to the municipality of Murcia, making it "the neighbors go to Murcia to be more economical."

Source: UPyD Región de Murcia