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Councilors Maruja Pelegrin, Rafael Gomez, Eduardo Martinez Oliva, Conchita Ruiz and the president of the Municipal Board of Beniaján, Francisco Hernandez, and representatives of all opposition groups and Aguas de Murcia, have held this morning a technical meeting to seek a solution to those affected by the eviction of homes Beniaján.
This is the thirteen families had to leave their homes as a result of leaks that resulted in some structural problems in the buildings of the village and demand a help to alleviate that situation.
"We are concerned about the families who have been evicted and seeking a consensus solution to this problem is very complex," Maruja Pelegrin, adding that "we have the political will to reach an agreement, although admittedly noted that the legal situation it is very complex and requires maximum coordination and participation of all. "
The City Council will request a report on the legal feasibility exposed to assume the payment of vacation affected families, until there is a final judicial or extrajudicial resolution.
At that time, this amount must be repaid to the municipal coffers.
In any case, the measures taken shall be subject to setting technical reports.
This measure has been agreed by the members of the government team and opposition, present at the meeting, which also involved members of procurement services, Legal and Social Services.
social coverage
The Department of Social Rights has handled to date supports three families - of which 13 afectadas- that are eligible to receive these benefits, and this has been reported in the meeting this morning, after which Maruja Pelegrin has It said that "we can not politicize issues that require a joint effort, because it could involve the use of the residents themselves, who are the real losers."
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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