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The socialist councilor Teresa Franco affirms that it is "scandalous" that the mayor encourages from the Twitter account of the Local Police the attendance to the demonstration against the Celaá Law, something "absolutely partisan that has nothing to do with municipal politics" For his part, the spokesman, José Antonio Serrano, today addressed the mayor to clarify political responsibilities and chain of command.
"It seems to us reason enough to request the withdrawal of powers from Eduardo Martínez-Oliva and even the head of the Local Police, since by action or omission he is also responsible" The Socialist Group will ask for an investigation to purge political responsibilities and the chain of command of the Local Police for the "partisan use" that the PP made yesterday Sunday of the official Twitter account of this body to promote the demonstration of vehicles intended to protest against the so-called Celaá Law.
"Mayor Ballesta and his team must stop tampering with everything for their own benefit." The socialist spokesman, José Antonio Serrano, this morning addressed Mayor Ballesta in this regard.
"It seems to us that this decision gives sufficient reasons to request that the responsibilities of the responsible councilor, Eduardo Martínez-Oliva, and even the head of the Local Police, be withdrawn, since by action or omission he is also responsible." For her part, Councilor Teresa Franco has stated that "the Police in their publications must be objective and specific.
The data that are always used in these communications are the location, time and roads affected with a map, as can be seen in the tweets that this account usually makes.
" For this reason, it denounces that "it is inadmissible that the Local Police twitter account has been used to promote a demonstration, casually organized from the ideological environment closest to the PP, offering details that it never does with any of the demonstrations that are called.
They have lacked in the tweet to say 'join', since they even mentioned the Twitter account of the organizers, something that the Local Police of Murcia never does ". For this reason, Franco points out that "we are sure that yesterday's tweet is imposed by the close circle of Mayor Ballesta, it is not about the useful and aseptic information that our Police usually put out." In addition, "it is not the first time that this use and even abuse of social networks of services of the City Council and of companies that work for the same for the benefit of the mayor and the PP has been made." The socialist councilor criticizes "the lack of modesty of this party in taking advantage of the institutions to sell its politics and even seeking to confront the lie.
The mayor should not be so noticeable that he takes the City Council as his farmhouse, nor should it be believed that all its resources are his". In addition, he warns that "this is a tricky strategy that could even call into question the credibility and trust profile that the Murcia Local Police has among the population, and we must not allow this". Finally, he asks if "really, with all the resources that the mayor and his team have, with all the money he manages for publicity and protocol, he also needs to use the Local Police to promote an absolutely partisan position, since the Celaá Law It has nothing to do with municipal politics or with the projects and investments that the Glorieta Government must decide.
It is scandalous.
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Source: PSOE Murcia
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