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| The Councilor for Citizen Security, Eduardo Martínez Oliva, has accused Teresa Franco of "missing the truth and create controversy with a matter that you know perfectly well that has not occurred "| The mayor of the PP has explained that "in the meeting of the Contracting Table held today a new step has been taken for the award of the contract that will replace the one that is currently in force" The Councilor for Citizen Security and Economic Management, Eduardo Martínez Oliva, has replied to the PSOE mayor Teresa Franco that "the Local Police has not been at any time without a contract to maintain the communications network, the Socialists knowingly lie with this topic". The popular councilor has accused Mrs.

Franco of "being untrue and creating controversy with an issue that he knows perfectly well that has not occurred.

It is unfortunate that the PSOE tries to confuse citizens with tricks that they know have no foundation.

". Martínez Oliva explained that "at the meeting of the Contracting Committee that was held this morning, a new step was taken to award the contract that will replace the one currently in force". The mayor of Security has argued that "anticipating the end of the contract that is still in force, we have started a new tender procedure for the maintenance service of the telecommunications network of the Local Police." Similarly, it has clarified that "in response to the problems that have been detected in the service, the technicians of the winning company began to work from the first incident to accelerate its repair and set-up, proceeding to the replacing damaged elements and reviewing and optimizing the rest of the radio transmission system ". Likewise, the PP councilor has pointed out that "I am surprised that Teresa Franco is unaware that, like any technical means, the telecommunications system of the Local Police is subject to breakdowns, problems that we have solved in an agile and efficient way" . To conclude, Martínez Oliva pointed out that "the Murcia Local Police has its own TETRA radio communications system, which operates in the UHF band, allowing agents to securely establish communications from the central control headquarters to the different barracks and positions to which police units can move.

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Source: PP Murcia