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The Socialist councilor Andrea Garries Group regrets that the tourism policy of the PP in the City would not change course and that the rich history and culture of the municipality of Murcia still not mean anything to the Mayor House and his team.
Therefore, the Government proposes Garries 100,000 euros local municipal budget to consortia reserved museumization intended to downtown San Cayetano de Monteagudo visitors leading up tight closed more than two years, is a state of deterioration and unstoppable was denounced by the Socialist Group.
The PSOE councilor recalled that the construction of the visitor center Monteagudo, abandoned to their fate and no sign of solution, cost 2,278,300 euros investment by running the Murcia Tourist Consortium Crossroads, led by the Department of Tourism .
In this sense, Garries claims that "what is clear is that the local government has never believed in boost tourism and that since 2009 the Consortium has not met even once until its dissolution."
In addition, he continues accounts have not met until the day before the plenary following the lack of transparency and opacity that also practice with the PP councilors Camera head and we learned that in 2011 only 100,000 euros was spent on paying salaries , nearly 87% of the total spent.
With regard to the dissolution of the Partnership Murcia Road Crossing, the Socialist Group abstained from voting because he believes that "it is an organ be valid for a meeting between the Consistory CARM and Murcia, the two officers who should lead the development of tourism sector in the municipality of Murcia ".
Finally, the socialist mayor criticizes Cascales, instead of defending our resources and to value our heritage to make it a class appeal and boost the image of Murcia tourist level, making it self-promotion and propaganda be limited to promote Murcia putting photographs of the city in the bins and not listen to the demands of industry players.
Source: PSOE Murcia
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