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PSOE Councilman Alfonso Navarro defend this motion in full force to alleviate the situation of anguish for many families Murcia to which they may be missing an essential service and priority as water supply to proceed to court for failure to pay online with the proposals made by the Social Forum of Murcia in the register of the Municipality of Murcia

The Socialist councilor Alfonso Navarro defended in full this month a motion for a moratorium on cutting water supply for non-payment for all those unemployed in the municipality that can not meet its bills, provided they duly accredited unemployment and inability to cope with the payment of bills.

A common practice in the public company Aguas de Murcia Navarro is clear proceed to cut the supply because of unpaid water bill.

"It's time, given the economic crisis, to implement effective measures to alleviate the distress of many moments of Murcia families to which they may be missing an essential service like water supply to come to his court by failure to pay, "he says.

Similarly, the PSOE mayor asked to establish flexible mechanisms in the management of debt collection that does not involve immediate and full payment of the latter in the case of changing the status of the subscriber, in the case of finding work.

Navarro said that "this proposal it aims to make less harsh extreme need that many citizens are experiencing."

One measure, "continues the most ambitious socialist councilor and complements established by Aguas de Murcia which is a line of support to cover the payment of the fixed bi-monthly water bill for the year 2010, provided that the subscriber has exhausted unemployment benefits or assistance and do not hold any debt for any reason with the concessionaire.

This initiative of the Socialist Group is in line with the proposals presented last Tuesday in the register of the City of Murcia Murcia Social Forum to alleviate the difficult economic situation they are living the 43,000 unemployed people in the town.

Source: PSOE Murcia