PSOE acknowledges the "lack of support" in Linares and consider the suspension of the mayor that does not support the motion.
Institutional Policy Secretariat PSOE de Huelva, Cinta Castillo, had said Wednesday that the training had made "every effort" to ensure good governance in the town of Linares de la Sierra (Huelva), at the same time has recognized the "lack of support" by the opposition parties, IU and PP and "council members who accompanied the mayor." Therefore, the PSOE "study" the possible, aika gold, suspension of the Socialist councilor of militancy which has not endorsed the proposal.
This past Tuesday, just one of the two council members of the Socialist Group of the Municipality of Linares de la Sierra (Huelva) free from imputation has initialed the motion of censorship promoted by the party leadership against the mayor, Jaime Luis Fernandez-Ceballos (PSOE) given its, sto credits, imputation with the fourth and last mayor of the PSOE in a lawsuit pending against her spouse for a building allegedly irregular.
In a press conference to discuss current issues, Castillo stressed that the PSOE "has made all efforts that democracy can do" to ensure "good governance" in the town, after the imputation of its mayor., sto energy credits,
So, pointed out that due to "immediate action" of the PSOE, the first mayor is no longer part of the party, which has added that the motion "has tried to be the political forces that will decide who remains in power" , but "not possible" given the lack of support "by council members who accompanied the mayor of Linares, as by the opposition, PP and IU."
Given this, Castillo has indicated that the mayors and councilors "takes to govern the strength of the vote," so it has recognized that "it can not do anything else. "There has been the support we expected by the PP and IU, has qualified the Socialist leader, who has remarked that" according to democratic rules continues to rule the current mayor. "
Asked for the reasons that have made only a Socialist councilor has supported the initiative promoted by the party leadership, Castillo replied that "not believe that the city government has to do with this case and specifically the mayor's staff."