From 2015 to 2017, Cieza has reduced the debt of the Cieza City Council by €5,522.00. If the citizens of Cieza were to pay the current debt based on the data available, each citizen would have to contribute €87.86, compared to €245.69 during the Popular Party's term in office.
Following the 2015 municipal elections, the Department of Finance, led by Socialist councilor Antonio Ignacio Martínez-Real, reduced the debt owed by the People's Party from €8,596,000 to €3,074,000, or €5,522,000 less. The debt per capita decreased from €245.69, which was owed to the People's Party, to €87.86, which would now be owed. Cieza has therefore contributed to reducing the long-term financial debt of the Region of Murcia by 7.11% (TP3T).
General data show that municipalities governed by the Popular Party (PP) have contributed €103,492,000 to the increase in financial debt, while those governed by the Socialists have contributed €78,440,000 to the reduction. Data extracted from the information issued by the municipalities through their economic stability reports.
Socialist sources refer to the work carried out through the Department of Finance. "Despite having paid the V-6 conviction and having to pay other payments related to the repayment of funds granted under urban development agreements. In addition to all this, the City Council has paid the 76% municipal debt left to us by the Popular Party."
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