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The Socialist Group, with a further increase in unemployment, calls on the government team that addresses the problem with a plan against unemployment and industrial redevelopment plan for the municipality.

"With policies Yecla Party has no future and the crisis will not hit bottom until they pose a plan against unemployment and industrial redevelopment plan" said Manolo Gil Socialist councilor who lamented that "at this point year's municipal budgets have not a clearly defined starting to promote unemployment. yeclanos If we ask what is your main concern, a large majority say that unemployment and socioeconomic status. "

Gil has lamented the further rise in unemployment in Yecla unemployed whose number is now at 4,808 people.

Gil said that "the government team still with folded arms before the strike and that as a result of ideological paralysis: hope the problems are solved alone. They do nothing, do not claim to Murcia, do not ask for re-industrialization plan as applying in other regions as Guadalentin which have come to invest about 10 million euros, do not even try. Murcia forget us. "

At the same time criticized how the government intends to sell team plans to use: "put the meat on the grill to sell what little they do but they do virtually nothing. Was called to the town as 'entrepreneur' but it turns out that the entrepreneurs are denied the subsidies that once promised Murcia and even talk about a project in Portugal that means no short-term investment. "

The socialist mayor recalled cases like Union which announced the upcoming opening of a furniture industry that will generate about 135 jobs.

The Socialist councilor ended again demanding greater regional government commitments to promote industrial redevelopment plan because "Yecla will succeed if industry" and recalled Valcárcel visit during the opening of the last edition of the International Furniture Fair highlighting that "everything was fine words but no commitments to enhance yeclana industry and the furniture industry."

Municipal Socialist Group

Source: PSOE Yecla