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United Left-Greens for the "adjustment plan" approved is a new twist into the pockets of the people of Puerto Lumbreras, as in chapter presents a revenue rise of Property Tax (IBI) of 10% year, also affecting the Economic Activities Tax (IAE) and the Construction, Equipment and Works (ICICI) with a rise in both cases of 1%.

Similarly the plan raises the price review of certain public services provided by the council.

On the expenditure side the most striking for training is that the "adjustment plan" states that from 2015 does not take any investment, announces further cuts in certain public services such as the one applied in the Collection Garbage and Solid Waste Treatment.

Also provides a reduction of aid received by the Municipal Corporation or local associations.

In the words of Victor Romera, spokesman for IU-Greens in the Municipality of Puerto Lumbreras "with these tax increases and fees in addition to directly affect citizens will be harmed and condition the municipality's economic development in the coming year, damaging the tissue Puerto Lumbreras's business and negatively affecting job creation, as these measures will have a direct impact on sectors such as construction or service sector, which therefore will be more difficult to exit from the crisis, economic recovery and ultimately the job creation. "

The ratio of unpaid bills to suppliers submitting the City of Puerto Lumbreras reaches 6,782,494.65 Euros, which together with the Euros 6,524,910.91 as presented in the 2012 general budget by the corporation, assumes that total debt of our City Council with financial institutions, regardless of interest, will exceed 13 million euros, which puts the council in a very delicate and will make feasible the conclusion of many of the works undertaken or committed and cuts in public services in the future.

All this regardless of the State Budget and autonomous regions in turn imply significant adjustments in spending and money that will be available to address services and investments assumed by municipalities.

Source: IU+LV Puerto Lumbreras