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He claims that because of the urgency and speed with which the decree was made ​​in the same given "absences as concretions on the measures, rate assessments of housing, adjust the amount of compensation in many subjects and a set of long-term fiscal measures "

Requests Rubalcaba return to Lorca to see the extent of a catastrophe "can only appreciate in perspective when you get there and see how things go"

Popular Parliamentary Group has achieved Congress today that Bill treated as the Royal-Decree-Law adopting urgent measures to repair the damage caused by earthquakes that occurred on May 11 in Lorca, Murcia.

For the Popular Party, "aid will always be short" for this town of Murcia, but "it is necessary to address them by way of the law."

In this sense, the deputy of the PP Pilar Barreiro, said his group will work to move forward "all amendments seeking to ensure aid, speed and agility" required by the situation, as well as many that will help "to avoid picaresque situations that unfortunately occur in these cases. "

According to Barreiro said in his speech, "the scope of the drama may not be reflected in the decree, but not because there is no intention to do so, but simply because the scope is so large that, despite the urgency, it was impossible to meet."

Also, the deputy of the PP appreciated that the order was well taken and "used at the time with a speed of thanks."

Thus, he warned that "because of that speed and the urgency with which he had made in the decree as concretions are absent on the measures, rate assessments of housing, adjust the amount of compensation in many subjects and also a set of long-term fiscal measures. "

In his view, it is possible that could overcome those absences by way of agreement, but considered it necessary to Lorca know "that since the Congress are all political forces willing to arrange a law that covers the plight of the Lorca", which is also a situation that will not end "either today or tomorrow or in years."

Finally, Pilar Barreiro asked the vice president, Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, that as the answer to the situation was "fast, agile and almost the entire government was in Lorca, Lorca to return to see the extent of a catastrophe" can be assessed only in perspective when you get there and see how things go. "

Source: PP Cartagena