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The city administration has no debt Latbus |

Murcia City Council recalls that all payments to the company Latbus are made and that the city administration is willing to pay the ticket intercity pensioners and large families as it has done and as done in urban lines, for which continues taking steps aimed at reaching an agreement with the concessionaire districts lines.

Councilman Traffic and Transportation, Javier Iniesta, has made clear that "today the city of Murcia owes nothing to Latbus: we are currently aware of payment and it shows that January certifications May have been paid to the amount of 2.215 million euros. "

Unlike the case of certifications from June to September, which are locked by court-order of the court of administrative litigation Murcia number 8.

That is, all payments are made and that have not materialized due to a court, that has blocked.

Therefore, Iniesta has demanded Latbus cease issuing incorrect information that do not conform to reality.

Murcia City Council publicly expressed their willingness to continue subsidizing the ticket special pensioners and large families at 100% of large families and the general by 50%, as it has done to date: The commitment of the government team of the City of Murcia is firm and clear with these groups and only remains Latbus explain whether it accepts the proposal for the council or otherwise, that render his refusal.

Iniesta added that "our will is unquestionable.

This means that pensioners and large families pay nothing special for the bus fare of parishes, as they had previously benefited, as in urban lines and tram.

Remember that to date, the City paid 1.20 euros for each ticket special pensioners and large families, and pay 0.70 euros for each ticket generally large family.

The current claim is that the City Latbus disburse 2.5 euros, more than the regular ticket, unaffordable and incomprehensible proposal offered after the City Council in August an agreement that has not been answered by this company.

What is clear, the councilman added, is that "we can not pay more than the regular ticket amount interurban" and that "we are willing to pay in full to pensioners and families with special and 50% to large families generally so that these groups pay nothing or almost nothing for their tickets. "

Moreover, he added that "the council will continue exploring options for users to receive a subsidy of the ticket and will not allow discrimination."

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia