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| To meet the social and economic needs caused by the crisis | Mario Gómez: "It is necessary to have an immediate estimate of income in order to plan an adequate distribution of the same and promote the necessary measures as soon as possible"The spokesman for Citizens, Mario Gómez, has again demanded the mayor José Ballesta and the mayor of Economic Management, Eduardo Martínez Oliva, to provide the estimated income of the Murcia City Council and the forecast of expenses of the different councils to start working in a way joint in the elaboration of "some municipal budgets that allow to face the social and economic needs caused by the crisis"."Without a budget, we have no room for maneuver and, at the moment, our priority is to serve all the people affected by this crisis, which are many, to attend to the main social demands and promote measures to revive the economy and the recovery of the commercial sector and hotelier ", emphasized Gómez.In this sense, the spokesman for the orange training has insisted on the need to "know the income to balance the accounts and make available to the citizens, businessmen, freelancers and groups affected all possible material, economic and human means through a joint government project that meets the real needs of society in these times of crisis.

""Budgets that must be adapted to the situation we are living with, with which we must prioritize and optimize each and every one of the resources of this administration," said Gómez.Likewise, the spokesperson for Cs has referred to the fact that "the only way to recognize the work and effort of all the people who are struggling to get out of this crisis is with planned and quantified measures."In this way, Gómez has indicated that "our municipal group is not going to allow public money to be wasted on superfluous and unnecessary matters when Murcians: families, the elderly, the self-employed, SMEs ...

are seeing their living conditions and their businesses endangered" ."Everything Murcia has is from Murcia, and now is the time to return everything that our neighbors have given to our municipality," Gómez concluded.

Source: Ciudadanos Murcia