candidate for president of the Autonomous City of Melilla Union, Progress and Democracy (UPyD), Emilio Guerra has stated that the Popular Party, in the years leading to the legislature against the Melilla, has used the so-called social policies as "mere marketing tools and expanding its network of patronage. "
leading to the formation magenta, the Department of Social Welfare "has been an example of bad management, leading to scandal after scandal deplorable and painful actions that UPyD constantly denounced by the media."
Guerra said that "progress is fashionable for some who have no idea what that means," and accused Juan Jose Imbroda, "which has become the local PP in a branch of the neocon right" of "appropriate this word with frivolity."
According to Emilio Guerra the "Imbroda progressivism" has appeared in literacy, microfinance, scholarships and aid groups, which have been granted a few months after the elections of 22 May. UPyD considered that the popular Executive has made a deal "indiscriminate and capricious public money through strange and nothing useful agreements and grants."
"Imbroda has refused to establish plans for action against poverty," nuanced Guerra, who recalled as "tried to justify saying that there was no need to give them all done, and yes teach them to fish." The leader has ironized magenta with the previous idea: "Here the only ones who want to fish is the PP and are not fish, but votes. "
Emilio Guerra has established that a "real game", from the first minute of a legislature, initiates policies on health, housing and education as well as effective measures to combat poverty. "Do not forget that many melillenses affected by inequality and injustice. A dangerous gap that is increasingly more accentuated, has ruled.
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