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With the increasing number of evictions in the Region of Murcia, socialists yeclanos have submitted a motion urging the council to stop working with financial institutions to resort to eviction of families.

Socialist councilors Juan Chinchilla and St Saviour have released the motion to present his group at the next plenary session in September, a motion urging the City Council Yecla stop collaborate and work with banks to avail themselves of evictions.

Santa has stressed that "in the Region of Murcia 245 evictions have occurred in the first trismestre 2012, up 45%, which acrecenta alarm and social unrest. Recently a hundred religious of the diocese of Cartagena has made public a document under the motto "In God's name, enough to evict." We believe in policy responses to all this anxiety and fear of rising foreclosures. "

For his part, Secretary General of the Socialist yeclanos and Councilman Juan Chinchilla, explained the socialist: "A lot of anguish and fear on the part of families and businesses to mortgages and foreclosures. The government ax Rajoy not to help the Spanish, but the bench and thought the Council should advocate for citizens using all the resources at your fingertips. If a bank in Yecla resorts to eviction City Council should stop working with her and cancel all your accounts. "

To do this, Chinchilla explained, "we propose that the City require more ethical behavior by banks canceling any activity if it resorts to eviction and also invite individuals and companies municipioa do the same."

The motion tabled by the Socialists yeclanos be discussed at the next plenary session in September, although the Socialist councilors recalled that "has already passed a motion to the giving payment in February and the creation of a joint committee to study the cases and Ortuño Marcos team has done absolutely nothing. "

Source: PSOE Yecla