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Begoña García Retegui suspects that the inaction of the local government may be due to the fact that the four workers who have been providing the service in the office are in situation of illegal assignment

The councilor of the Municipal Socialist Group, Begoña García Retegui, has denounced on Monday "the inaction of the government of Ballesta by allowing, once again, a service that is lent to citizens can disappear for not acting in time."

In this regard, García Retegui has informed that the company ESATUR, concessionaire of the tourist information service of the office located in the City of Murcia, has already warned its four workers that on 31 July will be their last day of work " Since the City of Murcia has not extended its contract or offered a new contract to allow the activity of serving and informing tourists continue.

So, as explained by the mayor of the PSOE, "on July 31, the four-year contract that the concessionaire signed with the consistory is fulfilled." As the PP government has not moved tab and there is neither extension nor New contract, the doors of the tourist office will be closed on August 1, in the middle of summer, in the seventh city of Spain, that we want to be tourist but we will not offer tourist information due to a problem of poor management " .

"We are very afraid," said Garcia Retegui, "that the reason for not renewing the contract has to do with the irregularities we are reporting in other similar contracts, such as the Ramón Gaya Museum."

Thus, as explained by the PSOE councilor, "the four workers of the tourist office located in the City of Murcia may find themselves in an illegal assignment, so that the town hall, in the middle of a review of contracts and Control by the opposition, can not renew the contract or legalize the situation of employees, so that the tourist office will close the closure.

The mayor has lamented that, being Murcia a tourist enclave, "this is already the third information and tourism office that closes, after those located in Juan Carlos I and the Garden of Floridablanca." Unfortunately it seems that neither the case Of the Ramón Gaya or the one of the tourist office of Belluga will be anecdotal.

With each contract that renews, we find similar problems.

The Ballesta government must move files and begin troubleshooting before the municipality sees all of its offices, museums and closed services. "

Source: PSOE Murcia