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The city of Ceuta has led to two workers who have sued to pay mileage, wishing to show indifference to the precarious economic situation being experienced by local government and to show lack of solidarity with colleagues who are aware of the situation, opt for other non-remunerative.

The lawsuit, filed in the court of Disputes of Murcia, the two workers, aimed at the public library, demanding payment of the mileage between Ceuta and Los Torraos, the latter nucleus, although located 1.5 kilometers in the suburbs the city center, is consideration of neighborhood and parish as understood by the applicants.

The city of Ceuta, ruled by the Popular Party since the last local elections, has a debt of 50 million euros and has received the Order of payment to suppliers has enabled postpone the settlement of 15 million of its debts.

Moreover, the council has had to resort to privatization of the cultural center and auditorium, indoor pool, sports facilities, nursery and home for the elderly, in the bidding process, measures agreed with unions to avoid layoffs among the workforce.

The mayor of Ceuta, Juan Felipe Cano, has addressed a letter to the two staff members to explain the validity of the Order of the Ministry of Finance to prevent the payment of travel within the city.

In the letter laments his "uncooperative attitude" about his teammates, who would cease to collect part of their payroll and, ultimately, doomed to be the employment termination.

Juan Felipe Cano finally said in the letter that, like many Spanish he is not responsible for the crisis, but has to cope with it even though the debt of 50 million came from corporations, in effect, " lived so far above their capabilities we now have to lament that the local tax would have to enter bankruptcy to match with the creditors to which this high-flying action of the mayor that you and I know it has suffocated. "

The court instructs the Administrative demand that the council has cited the view to be held on June 3, 2014

Source: Ayuntamiento de Ceutí