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The municipal formation noted that the past two years, spending on this infrastructure has been 261'46 euros per inhabitant of the populations of the North Coast and just 77'75 euros per inhabitant of the towns of the South Coast

Alicia Morales explains that "there is a clear discrimination between the inhabitants of the municipality" and points to three beneficiaries of the North Coast: "Property developers, commercial centers and UCAM"

MURCIA NOW denounces the serious imbalances in the investments made in recent years in the Coastal North and South, which can not be justified in the population they serve and yes, however, in urban and private interests of the north.

The municipal formation explains that in the past two years, 71% of the budget for Coastal been assigned to which services the northern area, with investment in these two years of 261'46 euros per head of population in that area, but 29% of spending on the South Coast has only an investment of 77'75 euros per inhabitant of the towns of that area.

"This is a clear discrimination between the inhabitants of the town, which according to where they live are very different investments and enjoy a very uneven quality services," says the councilor spokesman Murcia Now, Alicia Morales, recalling that "the North Coast It has almost been completed while the South Coast have not yet run the half of the planned works. "

The mayor Angeles Micol, meanwhile, points out that in 2014 the total expenditure incurred in the Coastal was 13,812,724 euros, of which 9,757,061 euros were allocated to the North (71% of total investment) and 4.055.662'73 (29% of total investment) euros to the South.

In 2015, meanwhile, the total investment in such infrastructure was 8,358,165 euros, of which 5,931,604 were allocated to the implementation of the North Coast (again 71% of total expenditure), while the Coast South received 2,426,561 euros (29% again).

In addition, Michal explains that the North Coast is a road that will serve the districts of Javalí Viejo, La Ă‘ora, Guadalupe, Espinardo, El Puntal, Churra, Cabeza de Torres, Monteagudo and El Esparragal, totaling 60,002 inhabitants, while the South Coast serve the needs of the districts of San Gines, El Palmar, La Alberca, Santo Angel, Algezares, Garres, San Jose, Beniaján, Torreaguera and bouquets, which feature a total of 83,362 inhabitants.

That is, the two Coastal will serve 143,364 residents of Murcia, of which 59% live in the districts of the South Coast and 41% in the North.

Across these data, we conclude that the North Coast serves 60,002 inhabitants (41% of the total) and consumed 71% of the money spent in the last two years, while the South Coast, which provides service to 83,362 inhabitants (59 %), it has received only 29% of investment in the last biennium.

Or, put another way, as indicated by Micol;

in 2014 and 2015 261'46 euros per inhabitant of the North Coast and 77'75 euros per inhabitant of the South Coast were reversed.

Spokeswoman Alicia Morales noted that in addition to these important differences, the aggravating circumstance that the districts of the North enjoy a good alternative to the Coast, "the A-7, and running almost parallel" is given, while as for the towns of the South, the alternative to the Coast "is the saturated local road".

Morales also notes that the North Coast facilitates access to new areas of urban development of the municipality under the PGOU, which have converged speculative private interests "and often as Summa investment companies (Cajamurcia) and profuse in La Nora; Inusuk ( entrepreneurs also owned large conventions related to the North) in Guadeloupe; the companies linked to the conventions of the North in Churra, head of Torres and El Esparragal, or a related entity known builder in Javalí Viejo Lopez Rejas ".

Therefore, as noted by spokeswoman Murcia now, "the North Coast is designed, in large part, to serve and enhance the estates located on its banks, some of which finished today, a majority unfinished and other paralyzed due to economic problems. "

Morales notes that other major benefit of investment in the North Coast are "private university UCAM, which will facilitate their access and communication and shopping centers in the Northern area: Nueva Condomina and Thad, shooting and La Noria, which They need to facilitate access road and the influx of customers. "

Source: Ahora Murcia