Portal de Molina de Segura
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The PSOE Municipal Group redoubles his efforts to end the serious flooding problems experienced by Barrios de Molina crossed and affected by the Rambla rains Chorrico with moderate or severe type that occur two or three times a year.
The proposed defense against the boulevards and avenues extraordinary water is stagnant for more than a year, in the absence of the last steps, included in the State Budget and tendered and executed the works, for approximately 10 million.
After the unanimous agreement of all local political groups in October 2012 to address the Government of Spain and require you to unlock the project and to ask for the support of the Regional Assembly, the PSOE Municipal Group has brought the issue to Congress Deputies.
Antonio Gomaríz, PSOE spokesman in the city says flatly that we can not afford more risk and accidents and hundreds of thousands of euros in losses and damage to the city, residents and establishments.
Therefore, it has gone a step further and addressed the Socialist Deputies by Murcia, Maria Gonzalez and Pedro Saura, to take the initiative in Congress and demand that the Rajoy government to take this problem seriously, urgently seeking break the deadlock and approve the start of construction.
On June 13, the two Socialist deputies have filed a non-legislative proposal for the House of Representatives to support and approve the release of the project, including in the Budget of 2014 this work running soon.
The Socialist spokesman said that his group will not stop until you see the machines begin their work.
Has this initiative been forwarded to the Board of Spokesmen municipal and mayor, who were in favor and support the proposal that the City and the Corporation will addressing his parliamentary groups to support the solution to flooding Molina Segura.
The neighborhoods most affected are primarily those of San Antonio, Tres de Abril, Punta del Lugar, Centro and Santa Rita, and to a lesser extent, in Santa Barbara, Sacred Heart and The Castle.
Source: PSOE Molina de Segura
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