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Amendents to Fuerte budget

Started by TamaraEnLaPlaya, December 07, 2015, 22:32:33 PM

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TamaraEnLaPlaya

Not sure if these are agreed/proposed/pie in the sky..........
Taken from rtvaguacabra:

In the morning in Puerto del Rosario, president of the Parliamentary Group of New Canarias (CN), Esther Gonzalez, and Deputy Spokesman, Luis Campos, accompanied by the president and vice president of New Canarias Fuerteventura, Alejandro Jorge and Manuel Ramirez , respectively, they presented the amendments to the Budget of the Autonomous Region related to the island.

First president intervened New Canary islands, Jorge Alejandro, highlighting "the strong commitment of our political organization with the rights of citizens of Fuerteventura.  These amendments show that the budget can be improved without creating controversy and comparative grievances among canaries ".

Then he spoke the president of the Parliamentary Group, Esther González, stressing "in the New Canarias commitment to social policies, have presented 97 amendments be approved substantially improve accounts executive for next year.  With regard to Fuerteventura, it notes that amendments are not only more than 2 million euros, but also many generic amendments have a very direct relevance to this island. "

Finally he spoke deputy spokesman Luis Campos, who explained the amendments to Fuerteventura and congratulated the organization for the great work being done on the island, "300,000 euros for the new school of Morro Jable, 200,000 euros for the Villaverde, 200,000 euros at the seafront of Corralejo and one million euros for the General Hospital of Fuerteventura.  We also have to add 2 million euros to the additional POSEI, of which approximately 500,000 euros would be earmarked for Fuerteventura ".

Campos stressed the amendment to the General Hospital of Fuerteventura "of the 97 amendments we have tabled, many are generic, but between specific Fuerteventura's Hospital is the largest amount we have clear that the priority in health infrastructure is in these moments on this island. "