The Murcian president, Fernando López Miras, also urges the Assembly to do so because “the privilege of a few cannot be the punishment of the majority”
He reproaches the PSOE for telling “half-truths” about the start of the course
The president of the Community, Fernando López Miras, announced this Wednesday, during the control session to the regional governmentthat its Executive will resort to Constitutional Court the Amnesty Law that the PSOE is negotiating with the Catalan independence parties in exchange for support in its investiture.
It will “the minute after being approved”he said, answering a question from his benchmate, the spokesperson for the PP in the Autonomous Chamber, Joaquín Segado, about the inequality between Murcians in terms of infrastructure and financing with respect to other communities.
The head of the Executive urged the Assembly to also appeal the future measure before the high court, since “The privilege of a few cannot be the punishment of the majority” According to him, “the problem is not that the independentistas demand, but that Sánchez is willing to give it everything” and he has accused the entire PSOE of being willing to “give in to blackmail“.
“The problem is not that the independentists demand, but that Sánchez is willing to give them everything”
President of the Region of Murcia
“After the succession of pardons and reductions in sentences for the embezzlers of the ‘processes‘we have to put our foot on the wall to prevent the erasure of crimes and penalties, highlighted Miras, who assured that his Government “is not going to stand still” and will defend “wherever it is necessary that the citizens of the Region of Murcia are treated equally to the rest of Spaniards”.
In the midst of negotiations for Sánchez’s investiture, Miras lamented that “if nothing and no one remedies it,” the general secretary of the socialists “will be president and we will all be victims.” For the part that falls to the Region, he explained that the people of Murcia will be “condemned to continued discrimination” during the four years of investiture, in reference to “the reform of financingwhich will be kept in a drawer”, the water “that does not reach us” and the infrastructure “We do not have”.
Furthermore, he denounced the “injustice” that represents debt forgiveness in Catalonia for the rest of the territories, with the Region of Murcia being the worst financed community. The Murcian president recalled that not updating the system of distribution of State funds “clearly harms us, since we stop receiving an average of 430 million euros per year, and the figure reaches 1,475 million if we compare ourselves with Cantabria, the better-funded community.