Willy Meyer, IU candidate for European elections has today called on Zapatero to implement the alleged change of model "less brick" that starting yesterday appealed "to provide support to Manolo Fuentes, mayor of Seseña and symbol of struggle against real estate speculation." He did
Seseña today, where it has been moved to visit the disaster caused by urban various urban developments made before IU accesses the municipal government. Manuel Fuentes, who accompanied Meyer in the press has reported the persecution that is under it and all by the Izquierda Unida Pocero constructor with the complicity of the regional government of Castilla la Mancha.
"There is a conspiracy and complicity between the PP and PSOE in all communities where rule to prioritize economic interests in return for mortgaging thousands of young English people." "The report Auken" continued Meyer-approved by the European Parliament gives us the reason we have been proclaiming the disaster of urban development model in Spain.
This report is a rebuke to all the English government, local, regional and central government about the dire consequences to build housing for speculation, rather than to guarantee the right to housing. "Zapatero has no credibility when it asks less brick and more computers. I guess it must refer to the 3 most Autonomous Communities have based their growth in construction and oddly the 3 are governed by the PSOE: Andalucia, Extremadura and Castilla la Mancha.
Zapatero has suddenly become the opposition to Zapatero. Not seem to take five years to govern Spain "- Willy Meyer said. In assessing the debate the state of the nation Meyer was surprised by the absence of Europe," Mr Zapatero is the President of the EU in 6 months and only yesterday referred some to Europe. This is not surprising when both PP and PSOE agree on the same economic model that has beaten the generating 4 million workers unemployed in our country. "
Meyer explained" that the two agreed to approve the Strategy Lisbon, which aimed for 2010 growth of 3% to 20 million jobs by applying neoliberal prescriptions such as wage restraint, job insecurity or the freezing of pensions. "
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