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Jumilla Mayor Francisco Abellán has appeared at a news conference to present the resolutions adopted by the Local Government last week.
The governing body approved a proposal by the mayor to ask the Segura basin (CHS) cleaning of the Rambla del Jew passing through the hamlet of La Estacada.
This proposal arises in support of a request by the mayor headman of the area of the municipality.
Abellán states that "an adequate time has passed more than a month and there has been no response, the promenade needs to be cleaned and what we do from the council is to take the agreement to support the request of the hamlet and at the same time require the Segura basin to clean up the avenue and leave a more secure, at risk of rains and cold drops. "
The mayor believes that "it is a fair request that will benefit the neighbors and the responsibility for this action is of the federation."
Also adopted a proposal for City Hall in support of carrying out the works to bring water through the transfer of Cenajo the Altiplano.
As reported last week, this proposal is support for certain municipalities as Cieza, White Abarán and basically have become what they call the "Platform against the casing of the Rio Segura, led," not environmental advocates and associations of the Environment, but by the president of the Central Board of the High Secure User and goes against this transfer, "said Abellán.
The president of the Central Board of Users of High Segura, along with several town of Agriculture People's Party, held a meeting with the Director General of Water, Ministry of Environment, Rural and Marine not to go ahead with this project to bring water the Altiplano.
The Mayor of Jumilla has clarified that "the project does not contemplate that the river Segura is piped or part of it, the project contains the flow through Cieza is less or greater than any flow of the Tagus, but kept flow necessary balance. "
Thus, Francisco Abellán met last Thursday with the said responsible national policy to defend the interests of Jumilla and "reject these arguments of the farmers, supporting the need for water for the population are the towns of Yecla and Jumilla.
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Another issue discussed was regarding a public institution located on Columbus Street.
"This cafe seems to be that is causing problems as we have moved a community of neighbors who seek to take appropriate action by the local police department and the appropriate to avoid the trouble you are causing."
In this situation, the resolution adopted by the Governing Board is to request a report to the local police to say whether the establishment is licensed and if it meets all the conditions and measures that can be taken.
Shares in Public Safety
In this press conference, the Mayor of Jumilla, questions from reporters, talked about Security in Jumilla.
In this regard believes that "Public Safety must fight and for that we must coordinate well with the forces and the State Security Corps, the Civil Guard and the local police, if there is good coordination we will be able to resolve the problem. "
Francisco Abellán added that "coordination is being done, has intensified since the summer, the results are being felt and are still positive as reflected in the latest arrests produced."
The mayor stated that "what not to do is use the Public Safety as a public debate where the politicians let us in the face the situation because we generated two negative things: generate more alarm and transfer the image of Jumilla is a where thieves run amok, and that's not true. "
As for the arrests, said Francisco Abellán already located the perpetrators of the act of vandalism at the monument of folklore and other criminals have been arrested suspected of violent acts and pulling bags, fruit of the devices the Guardia Civil and Local Police. "
Finally, the Mayor of Jumilla has stated that "crime rates in Jumilla are no greater than last year, or are greater than the average for the Murcia Region."
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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