PSOE Marbella y San Pedro

The Municipal Group Socialist deputy spokesman, Ricardo Lopez, has filed a motion in full will require that the City of Marbella rejects freeze minimum wage (SMI) adopted by the Government of Spain's Popular Party, because from the PSOE "we believe this action is an attack on people who have fewer resources."

Similarly, Lopez also required to be urged to increase the minimum wage by 1 per cent this year and the six-monthly review in the event of non-compliance with the revisions to the price index.

The Municipal Socialist Group deputy spokesman said that the actions are creating "more unemployment and recession" and an example is the number of unemployed continues to record Marbella.

Lopez asserts in his motion that the action taken by the Popular Party to freeze SMI is "an attack on social cohesion," a measure "cruel" that had been adopted in recent years despite the intensification of the financial crisis . It is, as the deputy spokesman of a decision that "full damages to families with fewer resources."

Freezing the minimum wage, Lopez said, "does not respond, from the economic point of view, the fight against the deficit, since it affects the same and also will get more consumption, which will affect even more negatively in our domestic demand and our economy "and therefore will have" repercussions on the income of many households because many of these workers have this salary, "a measure that now" a loss in purchasing power. "

"This decision demonstrates the different ways to understand the crisis that has the PP, which begins to rule in accordance with its principles as always, with a regressive measure that has no social or economic logic. Addition, the entire package of measures adopted by the Rajoy government is unjust because the tax increases and cuts in social loaded in the middle classes, pensioners, workers, youth and the self. The sacrifices borne by higher incomes and fortunes, "concluded Lopez.