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The PP is once again the "policy window" instead of defending the interests of the majority of residents of the municipality

NOW MURCIA calls for significant efforts of the PP for supporting trade in the old town of Murcia move to neighborhoods and districts of the municipality in which the support is not to be lower, but it is nonexistent.

Although any aid to traders is positive, one wonders whether it is the business of the Tatters and Silver streets that greater impetus needed as it is the arteries of the city more pedestrian traffic and therefore more visibility for their stores.

Facing the mime to these two pedestrian streets, there are neighborhoods of Murcia claiming coming years it plans to boost local trade, suffering serious difficulties, including multiple business closures, under the indifferent gaze of the Consistory.

It is the case of Carmen neighborhood or neighborhoods of San Andrés and San Anton, where the local trade, its flag for decades, is in decline.

In these and other areas, trade associations spent many years calling for help without being heard at all, and sometimes they themselves have undertaken initiatives to promote to the inefficiency of the City.

Districts of Murcia as El Palmar and Bacons Bridge and neighborhoods as James the Great, each with historical importance of local trade, suffer a similar situation.

Councilman Luis Bermejo Murcia now claims that "the PP is performing once again, its proven 'policy window', with showy measures but do not address the problems in a comprehensive and profound way. It's pretty easy it is to two busiest streets in the city, but is a much broader issue that affects many more neighbors, both doing business as those living in those areas and want a local commerce. "

This lack of vision of the PP of Murcia as an integrated city, focusing almost all resources to give luster to the center and plunging neighborhoods and districts in abandonment, we have recently seen with the special cleaning plan, with a wealth of resources intended for the historic center while he forgot the rest of the municipality.

Now the complaint of Murcia, which later joined other formations, has caused the plan to expand PP neighborhoods and districts.

Moreover, the support of the PP to the malls of northern municipality generates a concentration of wealth is not distributed.

And the justification for this popular type of large areas is positive because it creates jobs is also misleading, since employment that creates is precarious.

Source: Ahora Murcia