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| But € 800,000 is spent on buying cars | Mª Belén Pérez: "If there is € 800,000 to buy cars and € 400,000 to record the water network, there must be money to immediately start up the security cameras installed in our streets, and that the Popular Party had already planned to place in the San Cristóbal neighborhood, the Miguel Navarro Footbridge and other areas of the city.

"The Councilor for Citizen Security in the city of Lorca for the Popular Party, María Belén Pérez, has proposed the immediate start-up of the video surveillance cameras that are installed on Juan Carlos I avenue, and the implementation of this system , of proven solvency and effectiveness, in areas such as the Barrio de San Cristóbal and the Mayor Miguel Navarro footbridge.

In this way, the Local Police would have the opportunity to monitor in real time what is happening on our streets, enhancing the effectiveness of the response of the security forces and reducing reaction time.If there are 800,000 euros to buy cars and 400,000 to record the water network, there must be money to immediately start up the security cameras that we need on our streets, and that the Popular Party had already planned to locate also in the San neighborhood.

Cristóbal, the Miguel Navarro Catwalk and other areas of the city.

For this reason, we demand its launch without further delay, since we are talking about an investment to gain in citizen security that would not exceed 80,000 euros, offering maximum social profitability.Mr.

Mateos is not in the important thing and the only thing that worries him is to continue in the mayor's chair at all costs, despite the damage he is doing to this city.

Therefore, he deceives his investiture partners, lies to citizens and "polishes" money on secondary issues, instead of helping people.Diego José Mateos is making all kinds of "striking" expenses since he took over the mayor's chair, among which the purchase of cars for a total amount of 800,000 euros stands out, while he has cut 75% of the money that is He promised to "mobilize" to help our hoteliers, freelancers and merchants.Recently, Mr.

Mateos has announced that, in the midst of the pandemic and when the socioeconomic and labor crisis caused by Covid-19 is hitting the hardest, he is going to spend another 400,000 euros to put cameras to record the water network.

It is an expense that carries a high sum of money, and that to some may seem more or less necessary, but that makes us all reflect on whether, with which it is falling, the city council should not prioritize on the issues in which The tax money of the Lorca should be used.What is more necessary today, watch the streets and help those who are experiencing the worst, or record the drinking water network? We must remember that these 400,000 euros that Mr.

Mateos has now unilaterally decided to spend are almost double the money that he has allocated to help freelancers, merchants and hoteliersWouldn't it be more convenient for the city council to allocate those 400,000 euros, for example, to start up the security cameras that we left installed in Juan Carlos I, or to expand the fiber optic network in one of the many districts of Lorca whose citizens still do not have access to this service? It is evident that under the current circumstances, Mr.

Mateos would have to take much more care where he allocates the tax money of the people from Lorca, taking into account that he has raised them again for next year and his party has taken away the bonus of 50% of the IBI, emptying the pockets of Lorca to get almost 8 million euros, which we all know will be spent to pay for the support of parties like Bildu or ERC.The management that Mr.

Mateos is making of the economic resources available to him both in the town hall and in his municipal companies is reminding the usual PSOE, that party that caused the bankruptcy in the town hall, a debt of 105 million euros against the municipal coffers and millionaire convictions for the trap urban agreements.

It is curious, in this sense, that Mr.

Mateos in his first year of management in Limusa has "managed" to put the company in the red, with losses of more than 520,000 euros, when with the Popular Party, Limusa achieved annual surpluses that exceeded 1.2 million euros.Those 400,000 euros, and the 800,000 euros that are being spent on buying cars, could have been used, for example, to lower municipal taxes for a total sum of 1.2 million euros, but no, Mr Mateos prefers cars and waste , and so it goes.

Source: PP Lorca