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The spokesman for the Municipal People's Group, José Santiago Villa, has stated that "the municipalities constitute the administration closest to the citizen and have always shown their solidarity with the rest of the administrations by assuming improper powers without receiving, in many cases, adequate funding to exercise them " Another motion presented by the Popular Group urges the Government of Spain to provide detailed information to local entities and the autonomous communities on the minimum vital income and to ensure that the administrations that have to manage it have sufficient resources The Municipal Group of the Popular Party in Caravaca de la Cruz takes a motion to the next ordinary plenary session on June 29 in which it urges the government of Spain to make the regulations more flexible by collaborating with local administrations by transferring the amount collected in each municipality by the sanctions imposed during the state of alarm in order to alleviate the expenses caused by COVID-19. The spokesman for the Municipal People's Group, José Santiago Villa, has stated that "the municipalities constitute the administration closest to the citizen and have always shown their solidarity with the rest of the administrations by assuming improper powers without receiving, in many cases, adequate funding to exercise them.
" This pandemic has caused a crisis of terrible consequences that has accentuated the problem of underfunding of the municipalities, as reported by Villa.
"Since the state of alarm was decreed and the closure of the Spanish economy, the city council has experienced a greater influx of its neighbors to social services, an increase in the number of aid requests and also a greater number of neighbors and families who come to the food banks because they cannot acquire them because their income has been reduced, so we ask the State for flexibility and collaboration to attend to these extraordinary services, "he added. Minimum vital income Another motion presented by the Popular Group urges the Government of Spain to provide detailed information to local entities and the autonomous communities about the Minimum Life Income and to guarantee that the administrations that have to manage it have sufficient resources. Given the current situation, the Government of Spain has launched the minimum vital income, a new Social Security benefit that will be permanent and that, according to the government itself, has as its main objectives the redistribution of income, with the intention of eradicate extreme poverty, and the social inclusion and participation in the labor market of people in vulnerable situations. "But the government of Spain has not agreed on this measure with the autonomous communities or local entities, nor has it had the opinion of these administrations during the process of preparing the norm that regulates the Minimum Vital Income.
This may lead to duplication.
and inefficiencies in management, in addition to generating legal uncertainty and insecurity, "Villa explained, adding that" we also know that the Basque Country, Navarra and Catalonia will be able to manage this new benefit.
A comparative grievance between citizens of one and other communities that contradicts equality between Spaniards enshrined in the Spanish Constitution ". "This income, therefore, has the same objectives as those already being managed by the autonomous communities, as in the case of the Region of Murcia, Basic Income, and local entities, and therefore, although we share the philosophy of helping the most vulnerable, perhaps it would have been more effective and efficient to transfer funds to local communities and entities so that they could continue to strengthen and expand existing aid, redesigning it, if necessary, so that they could better meet the objectives they pursue, "Villa concluded.
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Source: PP Caravaca de la Cruz
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