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"The Region and the City Council of the Union if they are complying in a timely manner with all its commitments"
The Popular Party of the Region of Murcia has claimed that the bidding process for the regeneration project of Portman Bay is seriously threatened to come to fruition before the confirmation, today, the lack of cohesion funds Europe with which it was intended to meet the payment of such action.
This has been shown the mayor of La Union, Francisco Bernabé, the Director of Public Works and Planning, Antonio Seville, and Murcia PP deputy Andres Ayala at a press conference this morning at the headquarters in Murcia This regional political party.
Specifically, Barnabas pointed out that those responsible for current Ministry of Environment, Rural and Marine Affairs of the Government of Spain has always maintained that this work was to be financed with the Cohesion Fund.
However, it has reviewed the ruler, "the reality is, unfortunately for his city and our region, radically different official announcement for the bidding of the work published in the Official Journal of the European Union last September 21 collects exhaustively in Section VI, paragraph 2, that this contract is not related to any project or program financed with European funds. "
On the other hand, Barnabas was explained that the Director himself of Sustainability and the Sea Coast office on that, last November 30, informed him in writing that "tomorrow is sent the survey and the required reports to Europe to advance the incorporation of funding for cohesion funds of that project. "
That is, "only now is beginning to deal with the achievement of European funding, but with no confirmation whatsoever that this project is to be able to benefit from it or, where applicable, that amount or percentage."
Both issues, according to the mayor of La Union, are a serious obstacle to that time of the award of the contract, the same can be done in the absence of guarantees of availability of the necessary funding to undertake the works.
"THE GOVERNMENT HAS NO INTEREST SOCIALSITA"
For his part, Deputy National Murcia PP Andres Ayala said that "the outgoing government has had no interest in leaving this project in a position to run".
In his view, "not having convened the Monitoring Committee in recent months is irresponsible to hide behind and shows that since September 24 the government is in office, as did the CEO of Sustainability of the Coast and the Sea Pedro Antonio Ríos, is simply a lie, because the Government took office on November 21 and other matters in which she had more of the Socialist government has made decisions a lot more commitment. "
Therefore, "the government of Zapatero and Rivers leave without warranty of any regeneration of Portman Bay."
YES CITY REGION AND MEET
On the other hand, the Minister of Public Works and Planning, Antonio Sevilla, has stressed that the face of obvious violations of the Ministry in ensuring the funding of regeneration, "both the Autonomous Community of Murcia Region the City Council of the Union if they are complying in a timely manner with all its commitments. "
"The processing of the new marina and fishing port, which has just obtained the favorable Environmental Impact Statement, is moving forward to be finally completed the basic design in the coming months, when corrective measures are incorporated that have been established by the Directorate General of Environment ", he stated.
In fact, said that "upon completion of such proceedings, leave to tender the requisite administrative concession to be granted to carry out its construction and subsequent operation."
Similarly, Antonio Sevilla also stressed that continuing to work and progress, in coordination with the City Council and other regional government departments involved, so that the new spatial planning in the Sierra Minera "allow future sustainable tourism development and Portman high quality and environment, configuring it as a major strategic projects in our region in terms of tourism. "
Source: PP Región de Murcia
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