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The middle and lower classes will be affected by the rise in VAT, income tax, reducing unemployment benefits and cuts approved by the government of Rajoy will not help the country out of crisis.

The Socialist Party of Yecla has evaluated the measures taken by the government of Mariano Rajoy, measures that according to the secretary general of the Socialist, Juan Chinchilla, will mean that "small and medium enterprises that are generating jobs and wealth look more swamped by the increase in VAT and income tax and the fall in consumption. "

For further Chinchilla "is taking a step backwards in social rights that will take decades to recover again, each time we become more like Greece. Those who got us into this crisis, the financial powers, speculators, corrupt, are the they are designing the alleged solution to the crisis. Rajoy's government does not touch the great fortunes, is primed with the unemployed, youth, pensioners, workers and the basket of the families. "

The Socialist councilor also lamented the rebuke of the popular deputy Andrea Fabra aimed at the unemployed, "What can you expect from politicians and MPs that the unemployed will say 'Fuck you'?" Stressed the councilor.

Meanwhile, the socialist mayor also criticized Consuelo Dominguez measures as the abolition of the tax credit for buying a home that will mean that yeclanos pay more taxes and "will notice in the next tax return" and reducing unemployment benefits, adding that "it is unacceptable to treat the unemployed as lazy unwilling to seek work."

Dominguez noted that the cuts "do not encourage the consumption and employment. This government created expectations and are not being met."

In turn, the general secretary of the Socialist Youth of Yecla, Sergio Melero has considered what measures will mean for young PP highlighting the rise in tuition fees that "many families will be able to check yeclanas soon can these increases range from 40 to 100%. While shuffling in the region rose by 40%, other communities like Andalucia just 17 euros will increase the total increase in enrollment. have to prioritize the cuts and that these measures will only be able to study the children of wealthy families, "stressed Melero for those cuts" represent a conviction for youth and equal opportunities. "

Source: PSOE Yecla