The municipal government spokesperson highlights "the sound financial management achieved over these four years and their willingness to work for Cieza until the very end of the term."
This Wednesday, the first deputy mayor of the Cieza City Council, Francisco Saorín, as spokesperson for the "Government of Change", has appeared at a press conference to assess the ordinary plenary session of March., held by the Corporation on Tuesday afternoon/evening.
In his appearance before the media, Saorín has valued “The rigor and solidity of the 'Government of Change'” highlighting "The sound financial management carried out over these four years and his willingness to work for Cieza until the very end of the term.".
As for the good economic management carried out by the City Council, Saorín has used the data collected in the technical reports to affirm that "The 2018 municipal budget settlement demonstrates that this government has managed public funds with rigor and austerity, achieving net savings of €3,961,094.79.", meeting the stability objective, thus obtaining a financing capacity of €1,087,589.17. Furthermore, the first deputy mayor recalled that In 2015, with the PP, "the financial debt of the Cieza City Council amounted to 8,596,000 euros (which was equivalent to 245.69 euros per inhabitant) and In these four years it has been reduced to just under 990,000 euros (which amounts to approximately 29 euros per inhabitant), all without reducing the provision of services to citizens and without raising taxes.”
Likewise, the municipal spokesperson has highlighted the legislative work agreed by the Plenary with the Necessary modification of the tax ordinance regulating the rate for private use or special use of the public domain, as a result of the final approval of the Vados Municipal Ordinance; the initial approval of the Municipal ordinance regulating the replacement of sanctions for administrative infractions imposed on minors with socio-educational measures and community benefits, and the change of name of the Municipal nursery school, with a simplification of fees, without changing their amount, and a service provision regime adapted to the operating needs.
Regarding the opposition's motions, the first deputy mayor has valued The "lost" that the dismantled popular group is experiencing, amended an ordinance that they themselves proposed and approved when they governed with an absolute majority, with a proposal to increase bonuses for large families, shows that the Popular Party is not a serious government option, since it does some things when it governs and they themselves try to rectify them when they are in opposition, even withdrawing one of their own initiatives, showing how lost they are and the lack of political rigor in their actions."
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