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The national deputy Jaime García-Legaz Murcia today demanded the maintenance of fish Miguel in San Javier, which weighs about an order of eviction and demolition.
"The fish Miguel is emblematic of our region and is part of our heritage and cultural tourism," stressed Garcia Legaz, who regretted that "in addition, with the closure decree has been issued by a court sponsored by the State Coastal Authority, eight families are left without livelihoods. "
"It is in a difficult economic situation that exists in our country, Costas prefer to make a 'eviction express' to send eight families to stop and remove one of the pockets of tourists in the town," he added.
So, has stressed that the PP "We want to preserve this property, especially when they have not offered any alternative employment to the eight affected families who are economically dependent on this business."
SILENCE PEDRO ANTONIO RIOS
For PP deputy, "evil has begun Pedro Antonio Ríos in his work as general director in the Ministry of Environment, Rural and Marine when the first thing is to forget the service to be provided to Murcia and sent to eight families at unemployment.
Give them an alternative or at least an explanation. "
BATTERY OF QUESTIONS IN CONGRESS
Therefore, Garcia-Legaz has announced that it will present at the Congress of Deputies a battery of questions for the Minister Rosa Aguilar and Pedro Antonio Ríos give us explanations for this 'demolition Express', while in other parts of the Spanish geography Ministry looks the other way. "
In line, the deputy noted that the question is what criteria govern this government to determine the application of the Coastal Act.
"It seems that only applies when it affects establishments in the Region of Murcia and look the other way when it comes to communities governed by the PSOE.
In addition, Garcia Legaz has announced that the PP has presented a series of questions in the House of Representatives to find out why there is no demolition of the Hotel El Algarrobico, when there is a court order that requires action and has no possible that was built after the Coastal Act in a environmentally protected area.
"Pedro Antonio Ríos looks the other way when it comes Algarrobico because it is an autonomous region ruled by the PSOE, but when it comes to the Region of Murcia pulse them to send shivers down an establishment.
There any criteria, "he criticized.
On the other hand, Garcia Legaz noted that "finally the National Government has seen fit to respond to questions raised about the demolition on the coast of Murcia which intends to carry out, after having to ask the president under Congress to the Executive's lack of response. "
According to the Government's responses, these actions affect two fish markets in San Javier, a restaurant and a hotel in Mazarrón.
MAYOR Procrastination
For his part, President of the PP in San Javier, Juan Martínez Pastor, has criticized the "passivity" and "lack of commitment" of the government team in San Javier with the municipality.
In fact, recalled that "has dutifully complied with the directives of their party rather than requiring the government and his party respects the maintenance of this facility, with over 50 years of history and that it is symbolic for the municipality.
It is a thriving business and gives life to the environment of the promenade in Santiago de la Ribera. "
Finally, Pastor Martinez stressed the "amazing speed of Costs to enforce an order on which it could have filed an appeal period."
Source: PP Región de Murcia
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