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Councillor for Social Services, Salvi Perez, said this morning at a press conference that "None of the jumillanos having granted the subsidy to pay 50% of IBI will run out of it."

The mayor has called the media in order to "deliver a message of reassurance to the alarmism created by a press release issued by the Popular Party."

Salvi Perez has stated that: "It is true that in 2015 have not been met, these subsidies to large families, pensioners and long-term unemployed, due to administrative confusion that has been totally involuntary and the result of work overload technical, for the service to citizens was increased for processing aids urgent need for books and school supplies. My sincere apologies for the delay that will occur to perceive the subsidy and to ensure that the 41 approved applications 2015 will be paid in the shortest possible time. it was also the cover 2016 through a new call ".

Councillor of Social Services has taken to the media to show some figures that, according to, speak for themselves.

"As in previous years, spending on aid for food, shelter, accommodation, equipment personnel books and school supplies has increased by almost 120%, as aid granted by 105%. Furthermore, the average amount received per family it is 5% higher. from January to June 2015, where they still ruled the PP, the cost was 30,741 euros and from mid-June to December, when management of the PSOE, was 67,898 euros, more than double".

Moreover, Pérez Valero, has referred to the social policies of the government team: "Not at all will not geared to meet the needs of our citizens, but on the contrary is proved and so when this year 2016 in the budget for such aid have increased starting to serve those most in need to put 110,000 euros, 30,000 more than last year. "

He has also made mention of the quality of service: "By looking only at data from 2015 is easy to see that during the first five months, when it was still the PP, citizens to be treated by his social worker had to wait until 47 days . Since July, the waiting time for scheduled appointments has been reduced to 18 days at most. "

Finally, Salvi Perez, also stressed that. "A report places our region as the second to worst social services in our municipality, for example, the grant of 2015 received in 2016, or funding, which by wonderful law of sustainability and rationalization, should be 100% of the improper competitions, it is only 20%. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla