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The Municipal Socialist Group today accused the government team, PP, and mayor, José Ballesta, "of a paralyzing fear that has caused a grotesque situation with some workers without charge for months and a museum like the Ramón Gaya brought to closure" , According to Begoña García Retegui.

The Councilor thus responds after the decision of the Government team not to bring to the morning plenary the repair of the subrogation of the staff of the Museum that would avoid the closure and "an even more absurd fact and is that employees continue to charge for a job that Have already done, something to which we will strongly oppose. "

"It is absolutely incomprehensible that we have arrived at this situation, knowing since at least May of last year, when the PSOE warned him, that he ran the risk of closing the Museum because his staff was on illegal assignment," said García Retegui, Who adds that the current result is the result of "the fear, the irresponsibility and the inaction of the municipal government, that with this timorous attitude intends that the members of the Patronato del Gaya take care of solving a problem that they have created."

The councilor remembers that from the director of the Museum to the Labor Inspectorate they have recognized the illegal cession in which the employees were.

"Neither Ballesta nor the responsible councilman, Jesus Pacheco, have had the skill or the diligence to face the problem", explains the mayor, who criticizes that "in January we reached an agreement in extremis, endorsed by the legal services and Personnel of the City Council , To subrogate the workers and prevent the closure of the Museum and now in July, while they remain unpaid and after having agreed to conciliate with them, we find that the Secretary of the Plenary, who disagrees with the legality of the conciliation act without And the mayor does not dare to assume the responsibility, which is only his responsibility, to raise to the Plenary the lifting of the objection and has escuded in the lack of unanimity of the Plenum when legally not the Needs or has sought it for other matters of draft for the municipality. "

He also maintains that "this unfortunate situation would not have occurred or prolonged if the mayor had acted in a definitive and definitive manner and had not panicked," and warns that this situation "is the same as the Office of Tourism, Cultural and the Museum of the City, so the smart thing is to get ahead so that the problem with the workers of the Ramón Gaya does not expand. "

Finally, he points out that "with this situation it is clear that the responsible is the Government team and the workers victims".

Source: PSOE Murcia