PP turns its back on inflation alliance and supports its own plan

Mazón explained that PPCV would not sign the Generalitat-backed anti-inflation alliance because “it seems to us staging that will not benefit those who need it mostAccording to him, it is an “inadequate, unpretentious and determined only in municipalities” document. In fact, it only confirms that it has obligations to municipalities that it wants to “reduce or remove rates”. When both administrations are combined, there is no need to make any commitments either to the Generalitat or to the central government. more will enter due to the increase in electricity and fuelIt is certain that over a billion will be reported by the Generalitat”. On the other hand, the leader of the main opposition party proposed 100m euros of electricity bonds for micro SMEs and self-employed, and the implementation of a combined electricity purchasing center and a combined electricity purchasing center to alleviate the situation of municipalities due to rising energy costs. inflation.

For Mazón, “While Puig continued to do business with inflation, he devoted himself to demanding from those who supported him, such as city councils, who provided essential services such as lighting, whose bills multiplied. This is nonsense when the Generalitat refuses to abolish the taxes and all anti-inflation efforts are reduced to a total fund of 58 million euros”.

Carlos Mazón has accused Puig of “lack of consistency” and assures that his proposal is just “a blank photograph, a dead letter from the defender who has committed nothing.” “It’s not an alliance, it’s not anti-inflation. It’s not a deal, it’s not pretentious, and it doesn’t help the municipalities of the Community of Valencia at all. It’s just a source that changed its name: before they were. covid funds, and now they’re called anti-inflation funds”.

“We have an alternative and a concrete proposal that includes three urgent measures that we will propose, both in the budget discussion and in the document on which the FVMP disagreed,” said the popular leader from PPCV.

concrete measures

“Start a bonus light 100 million euros has been allocated to relieve the small economy, the self-employed and SMEs, and to combat the impact of the rise in electricity and fuel”. In this sense, Mazón reminded that Diputación de Alicante has already put in a fund of nine million euros and will increase to 15 million next year and this can be added to the electricity bonus. Aid of up to 4,000 euros from Generalitat will cover up to 50% of the extra electricity and fuel costs in the first half of next year.

Second, a Generalitat’s electricity purchasing center Merged to serve the 542 municipalities of the Community of Valencia, as the Diputación de Alicante has run for three years. “Electricity purchase will be cheaper with a reduction of almost 50%. It means a savings of around 20 percent in the electricity bills of municipalities.

Third, the requirement for the Generalitat Suppressing the 10% increase of 4,500 They said they would tax individuals by 2023, as Consell chairman Ximo Puig announced shortly after. And fourth, the request to the government to establish a municipal and citizens’ fund to compensate for the increase in electricity, by paying another 30,000 million euros to enter.