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Training magenta refrains by not clarifying the Councillor for Finance, Martínez Conesa, the threshold of interest from which the credit of the ICO would be unworkable and "responsibility to SMEs, freelancers and suppliers so they can get their invoices"

The municipal group Progress and Democracy Union in the city of Murcia through his spokesman, Ruben Serna, abstained extraordinary plenary municipal loan of 39 million euros that the Consistory will request the Official Credit Institute ( ICO).

In the documentation provided by the city of Murcia does not specify what the maximum interest rate or what exact conditions will such credit, as explained in the discussion Serna, "so we can not vote for a loan of this size, 39 million euros. not consistent. "

According to Serna, "would vote for if we were told the maximum interest rate, the threshold at which the Consistory would retire on the grounds that a claim is viable. More than 5% interest loan would be a ruinous" as claimed from within the Federation of Municipalities.

"It is vital that SMEs, freelancers and suppliers of Murcia charge, but they must also know the interest rate. For responsibility to the citizens of Murcia, freelancers and small businesses, our vote is the abstention" says Serna .

"We voted yes to the plan liability adjustment, considering these groups as needed, and from Congress and from this group are promoting local initiatives for further reforms that we consider necessary."

As Serna said, "we are in this situation not only by the greed of the banks, but by the mismanagement that has been done since the municipalities. This is a bailout by the state to local government."

To the mayor of training magenta, "we can not believe that the city of Murcia can not get credit anywhere with a better interest than the ICO", which is unknown.

"It's to throw their hands in their head, going to a loan with the worst councils in the Region of Murcia, who can not afford neither light nor water."

Finally, Serna insists on the need to know the percentage or maximum threshold for which the city of Murcia said that credit "is unworkable and should not have come to him. Since we are not told, but with the our responsibility to the citizens of Murcia, Murcia UPyD group refrains. "

Source: UPyD Murcia