The PSOE opposition party in La Herradura accuses the First Councillor, Juan José Ruíz Joya, over his words on independence. The PSOE Spokesperson, Pablo Ruiz said, “it is surprising that Sr. Ruiz Joya has ‘consulted’ the Junta on the 21st of November despite having never convoked the municipal commission charged with negotiating/administrating a possible ELA…
This Motril dependency has long sought independence from its mother town but now it has all the necessary paperwork together, at last.
In the last Plenary Meeting of the Almuñécar Town Council a motion to apply for a semi-independent status for La Herradura was unanimously approved.
he Almuñécar opposition party, IU, has proposed that steps should be taken to turn La Herradura into a self-governing entity.
The First Councillor for Carchuna-Calahonda, Concepción Abarca, explained before a press call the work that will be carried out on the seafront promenade.
Torrenueva and Carchuna-Calahonda fought for a long time to gain administrative independence from Motril, eventually achieving it, albeit to a semi-autonomous degree, but now with the Government cuts, their independent state can be very brief, indeed.
Political parties including the PP, PSOE and IUPA have met and set out a roadmap to support the push for La Herradura to become self-governing, however, is does require that the pro-ELA independence group win over the people and be able to get enough support to ensure an independent La Herradura town hall. The initials…