The motions of the Popular Party and Citizens presented in full did not have the municipal support
The Popular Party filed a motion as a result of the storm suffered last week. The popular asked in the municipal plenary to study the actions and preventive measures to be carried out to avoid, reduce or mitigate the impact of floods, rains and maritime storms.
Likewise, the Popular group also requested an urgent grant of aid by the different administrations to those affected by the storm Gloria in which he agreed:
- The City Council of Xàbia shows condolences for the fatalities left by the storm Gloria, also value the citizen collaboration and gratitude to the Local Police, Civil Protection, Firefighters, Red Cross, State Security Forces and Bodies, brigade municipal works and technicians.
- The need to request from the public administrations the maximum speed in the actions to be carried out in Xàbia.
- To urge the Consell, the Government of Spain, the hydrographic confederation of Júcar and the EU to carry out the following actions: quantify the real extent of the damage, declare Xàbia as an area severely affected by a civil protection emergency, develop an immediate recovery plan for beaches, walks and infrastructures so that they are fully operational during Holy Week.
- That the city council issues how many technical reports to know the preventive measures of our coast.
- Create a municipal commission to monitor the actions.
In the debate, the mayor of Xàbia commented that this motion "It saddens me. I do not understand the motion when they are already being made". Chulvi said the technicians are making the assessments, the Council of Ministers meets tomorrow "And I would have understood that motion within a month. The motion casts doubt on the work being done. We are going to ask for all the help."
In the vote, the PSOE voted against and the rest of the parties supported the motion, so it did not succeed. The full motion can be consulted here: PP motion on the temporary Gloria
The debate continued in the question and answer section, where the popular councilor, Rosa Cardona, affirmed that the city council has done its homework, "and there is no bad intention in the motion". The same opinion was Juan Cardona, spokesman for Compromís, "nobody doubts your work but in the plenary session you can talk about everything".
Citizens Motion
Citizens' motion to support constitutional bodies and urge the Central Government not to make concessions to independence groups, was on the agenda and did not prosper. The spokesman of the formation,
Enrique Escrivá, affirmed that "No ideology should be above the Constitution."
From Compromís, Juan Cardona, said they were not going to support this motion "because we believe in democracy". From Citizens for Jávea they abstained in the vote "We want the best for Xàbia and we are not interested in what happens in other institutions."
For its part, the popular spokeswoman, Rosa Cardona, voted in favor arguing that the president of the government says one thing and does a different one. From the PSOE, the mayor expressed the rejection of the motion, "The anger in the Congress of Deputies in the City of Xàbia is not understood. We will not allow the plenary to be a confrontation of blasphemy. The Congress is made up of legal parties."