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The municipal PSOE does not want to start the new mandate in the City of Murcia "as if everything was fine and nothing happened," so "it is essential to face this new stage starting with a professional audit to clarify any suspicion of network clientelar linked to the awarding of large contracts ", says the spokesman of the Municipal Socialist Executive, Javier Marmol.
In this regard, he states that "we are talking about the fact that the large municipal contracts account for most of the expenditure of this City Council and, although in the mandate that now ends the PP has been determined to frustrate the review commission, we can not continue as if nothing will happen when in fact there have been two resignations, that of a councilor and that of a popular leader, for a presumed clientelist network dedicated to buying votes in exchange for jobs, allegedly, in successful bidders. "
"Although the PP of Ballesta has stopped the review of these contracts in the Commission, proposed by the PSOE, we will not surrender until the hiring is clarified," he says.
Likewise, Mármol states that the most sensible thing is to carry out an audit that deals with "analyzing the contracts from the preparation of the specifications to the degree of current compliance by the winning companies".
In addition, according to the spokesperson of the Executive, "the managers of the administrations have to be the first to give example of compliance, responsibility and transparency, so the PP of Ballesta must allow the investigation so that it does not continue to fly over any doubt You do not have to be afraid when everything is done correctly. "
Source: PSOE Murcia
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