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"Finally, the whole socialist group left the meeting by not accepting their pressure the mayor to discuss another issue that marked the whole order"

The councilors of Spanish Socialist Workers parties (PSOE) of Cotillas Towers showed on Wednesday September 18 his total disregard for the residents of the municipality Torreño and democratic values ​​that holds our political system.

They did it during the regular full celebration being held at the local council, in which at that time was the agreement of the transfer to the Civil Guard units from a number of Local Safety Center.

Historically demanded facilities in the town, which already host to the body of the local police, and that the next October 10 and officially receive the 43 agents located in Sewell and 8 Judicial Civil Guard troops who are in Molina Segura.

At the insistence of the Socialist spokesman Antonio Peñas, by trying different subject which marked the agenda at the time, the mayor Torreño, Domingo Coronado, was forced to assert the full regulation and admonish.

Peñas insisted again and again to skip the agenda to address the Tajo-Segura, but the local mayor defended the rules meeting and summoned him to discuss this issue in section of motions, which was planned from the beginning.

In Coronado's refusal to abide by his unfounded request Peñas urged his bandmates to leave the city before the voting even remember the Civil Guard, the first point of the day.

"The performance of our Municipal Corporation and its organs is well known to all its members, and this can not be changed to the discretion of each local group," said the mayor Torreño, which states that previously agreed at the Board of Speakers discuss the issue of the Tajo-Segura motions in the section.

Support the Tajo-Segura

The debate over the Tajo-Segura finally took place when the order showed he participated in plenary and group spokesman Councillor IU-Greens, Maria Dolores Hernandez.

In this sense, the Popular Party's stance is the unconditional support to irrigators in all its claims and allegations, with the aim that the memorandum becomes law.

"A proposal of utmost importance because, for the first time, there is a document that ensures and strengthens the Tajo-Segura, which for us has been, is and will be indispensable," explains the president's Party of Cotillas Towers, Sunday Coronado.

Source: PP Las Torres de Cotillas