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Perez believes that Usero nomination for mayor of Almeria recognizes his work in Valencia




Pérez believes that Usero nomination for mayor of Almeria recognizes his work in Provincial

TELEPRENSA .- The vice president of the Diputación de Almería, Luis Pérez (PSOE), said Tuesday that the nomination President Juan Carlos Usero, as the Socialist candidate for mayor of Almeria, is a recognition of the steps taken by it in front of the provincial government team, why the Socialists were 'welcomed' by this fact.

Perez has been made after the Board of Governors held on this day a brief review of the year, politically has left the PSOE 'upset', first by breaking the pact with the Partido de Almería (PAL) and then with the appointment of User, but which nevertheless allows for 'a positive balance in the real situation in which and we find that we have not. "

Also, Perez believes that 2010 was a year 'strange' because at first "looked like it would be difficult, but it has been profitable for the council and the province 'because, despite the difficulty of having' lost majority 'have brought forward all investment plans that we have presented. "

This sense, the vice president has stressed the decision taken at the time to increase the indebtedness of the Institution, which created Special Investment Plan, worth EUR 27 million has made the province 'notice less falling brick. " José Luis Aguilar



On the other hand, journalists have asked Perez for the Court of Auditors, which requires the former CEO of Local Communication Agency (ACL) to pay nearly 6,000 euros for his leadership in managing This provincial body.

Perez has maintained that the ruling was a few days ago, so it does not know in depth, as well as being 'Disturbed' because it condemns the auditor of the county council, and left as a responsible alternative to the former deputy Treasury, Ginés Martínez Balastegui (ex PP and PAL).

Thus, Perez concludes that 'it is too early to come to talk of responsibility' without knowing it, but acknowledges that 'as much as we have been accused us of not having managed the' public good ', perhaps this means that these four years we have not done things so badly. "