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The members of the PP, including the MP for the constituency of Murcia, Andres Ayala, voted against the Convention signed fulfill ADIF, the region and the city of Murcia.

The PP, the moment of truth, vote against agreed by the Regional Assembly and the city of Murcia.

The Popular Party has voted in the Development Commission of the Congress of Deputies against the socialist proposal that the necessary funds for the burial of the AVE as it passes through the city of Murcia.

Maria Gonzalez Veracruz has defended this late one non-legislative proposal by the Socialist parliamentary group in Congress to urge the Government of Spain to that, pursuant to the undertaking given by the ratification of December 2006 between the Autonomous Community Region of Murcia, ADIF and the City of Murcia, "contribution funds and initiate appropriate actions necessary for the integration of the railway in the city of Murcia, weighing effective criteria, efficiency and solidarity, the project was approved and in which All signatories agreed to carry it out. "

"Today was the vote in Congress groups agreed points in the Regional Assembly and the city of Murcia, but when PP vote is decisive and binding for a project of such importance to the future are portrayed and vote in against the interests of our region, "stressed the socialist deputy, María González Veracruz.

The deputy wanted to "defend and highlight responsible job that Platform Pro Burial has been doing, especially when today have been attacked by the popular party spokesman, who has been said that there is no platform, shows contempt unacceptable to a group concerned about the future of their city and their neighbors. "

The result of the vote was 23 votes against, 15 in favor and 2 abstentions.

This was not the first time the Murcia Socialist deputy defends the burial in the Congress of Deputies, as it did, through a parliamentary question to the officials of the Ministry of Public Works in March.

Shortly thereafter, PP deputy Andres Ayala, Development spokesman in Congress, only able to say to the public that "there was no specific date for the arrival of the AVE in Murcia and that there would be a temporary station in Los Dolores".

Source: PSRM-PSOE