The Municipal People's Government requires the President through a motion to be presented in plenary to be held on Thursday 28 May, to "withdraw its proposal to eliminate tax relief for first home purchase to income exceeding € 24,000 from 2011. "
Furthermore, the PP asked the Government to "fuel a profound change in housing policy to revive the construction industry and provide access to housing."
The mayor of Housing, Daniel Aroca, explained the promise of the PSOE's electoral program in which he said that "no Spanish undertake more than 30% of their income to enjoy decent housing.
Ensure access to 180,000 homes a year at a reasonable price "has already been breached by the Prime Minister."
As explained by the popular mayor, "the results of housing policy of the government of Spain in the last 5 years are dramatic:
- It has soared to 41% effort for access to housing when he was 23% in 2004.
- Are squandered 1,600 million euros a year in a Ministry of Housing and ineffective features lacking.
- It has plunged the construction of social housing has fallen from 16% on average during the 8 year rule of the PP to 10% today.
- It has criminalized the construction sector blaming the crisis of unemployment.
"
Moreover, as underlined Aroca, the Prime Minister has "the audacity to attribute the current crisis facing the policies of Aznar's government completely forgetting that Zapatero has lasted more than 5 years at the Government Spain. "
However, the popular mayor points out that to alleviate this situation, the latest proposal Zapatero is to eliminate support for homeownership, "which translates into tax relief for home purchase in the statement of income thereby punishing the entire middle class, we must remember that one of every three taxpayers, or more than 7 million, are derived by first-time home purchase. "
