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The Councilor for Finance and Recruitment insists that they have 'all the information and all the files and know very well that they have open the doors of municipal services, but always choose to do politics, to the detriment of the welfare of citizens'

Eduardo Martinez-Oliva anticipates that from now on he will convene monthly meetings of the Monitoring Committee, but he maintains that it is more important to 'manage and solve the problems of Murcia than to explain to the opposition how we do it'

The Councilor for Finance and Contracting, Eduardo Martínez-Oliva, has been surprised to see how the opposition groups unite to 'make pure theater before a problem that can be solved with a mere conversation'.

All councilors of the City of Murcia, including those who have no government responsibility, have 'all the information, all records and at all times', says Martínez-Oliva, who states that' they know very well that they have the doors open Of the services of the Department of Finance and Contracting and that have never had an impediment to access what they have asked for.

Therefore, it is 'at least, striking, that once again demonstrate that it only moves them to make politics of everything and especially, and what least concern them are the problems of the Murcia.'

Martínez-Oliva says that in the talks he has had with other municipal groups on the municipal budgets, this Commission has been discussed, which is why it is 'more surprising to witness the performance of the sainete that they have represented today'.

In any case, the Councilor of the Popular Group has advanced that from now on convene meetings of the commission once a month, beginning next week.

Martínez-Oliva said that "on the other hand, some opposition groups are raising doubts or questioning existing contracts that have the favorable report of all technical services, hiring tables, internal control and even the Court of Auditors" .

Finally, he insists that the number of tables and commissions created at the request of the opposition 'puts us in a lot of trouble to be able to exercise government action because we can not limit ourselves to go to the City every day, but we also carry out a management task And an institutional function to which we dedicate ourselves tomorrow, afternoon and evening, including weekends, "Martínez-Oliva says, adding that 'it is a demand that we gladly carry out.'

However, this reality forces us to prioritize the daily agenda and choose what is more important, if 'manage and solve the problems of Murcia or explain to the opposition how we do.

And in the Popular Party our first objective is the welfare of the citizens, "he concludes.

Martínez-Oliva said that "on the other hand, some opposition groups are raising doubts or questioning existing contracts that have the favorable report of all technical services, hiring tables, internal control and even the Court of Auditors" .

Source: PP Murcia