Socialists believe that "far from being the solution to the economic situation of Totana, the mayor is his big problem"
The spokesman of the Socialists totaneros, Juan Fco Otálora, said that "it is incomprehensible as have been delayed five major works of the Local Investment Fund, known as Plan E, which represent over 70% of the investment was going to do in Totana last year. "
In this way, I have surveyed the status of implementation of various projects deferred, "that should have created the council itself estimated 200 jobs and that, in the run has not helped to alleviate the terrible effect of unemployment in the sector of the construction of Totana.
The Socialist leader said that "it is quite odd that have fallen behind and works of this caliber can not help but wonder if the money that Zapatero has ordered for the works is available or have spent on other things."
He added that "given what the mayor has already done on other occasions, as happened with the two million health center that sent the Ministry and are diluted in current spending would not be surprising Andreo incurred in new to this irresponsible policy. "
Otálora insists that "the totaneros we know what our money has been spent, we need the mayor to explain, but so far his response is silence."
So commented that "it asked a month ago at the plenary session in December, but still waiting to know the answer."
He has also criticized "the attitude of victimization in Andreo now seeking any justification."
"We have had the high occurrence of asking what he calls the historical debt of Totana, and has requested a meeting with Secretary of State for Finance , even when he knows he is not going to receive to have speech and continue blaming another, a ZP or opposition Socialists.
Otálora says, "Andreo unable to take responsibility because it is installed on your childish attitude to blame others, but that this discourse is running out and I believe you only the most radical."
"The mayor, far from being the solution to the terrible economic predicament where we are, is your big problem," concluded the Socialist spokesman.
