The Cabildo de Tenerife approves allocating 5.1 million to the works of the Motor Circuit

President, Peter Martinhas shown his joy at the “support” for the proposal after the blockade of the last plenary session and trusts that the CC and PP motions will also go ahead in which they request a multi-year investment plan -they will also be debated in this session- – to achieve the greatest “unity” in the motor subsector.

However, he regretted the delay in processing the credit modification because “every day that passes is one day less” to spend the money.

The vice president and spokesman for Cs, Enrique Arriaga, has pointed out that the works are divided into three large blocks for “technical issues” and now this part is being undertaken because the rest of the projects are not ready yet.

Carlos Alonsospokesperson for the Nationalist Group, has admitted that the Cabildo will not have the capacity to execute the funds this year but is “confident” that the expense will also be recorded in 2023 together with the multi-year investment.

The nationalists have not been able to push through a package of amendments in which they asked for resources to fight poverty or the purchase of houses on the market to make them available for social rent.

Zaida Gonzalez (PP) has clarified that his group has not changed its vote but that the Government has changed the proposal in the face of the “dictatorial system” of the full past, which demonstrates the government team’s lack of willingness to negotiate agreements, while at the same time stressing that his party “has always supported the project”.

Yes We Can Spokesperson Maria Jose Beldahas defended the “historical” position of the purple coalition against the motor circuit and has highlighted how CC and PP have changed their position “in 23 days” when they asked that this money be dedicated to social items.

In addition, he has said that they have been opposing this project for two terms, which shows that they are not a “crutch” of the government group.