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Navarro: "Águilas is a municipality where agriculture, commerce and hospitality are basic for the local economy and from the City Council we must implement economic measures for 2021 focused on these productive sectors before the budgets of the next one come into force year" The councilor of the Popular Municipal Group, Francisco Navarro, has presented a motion that will be debated in the next plenary session on September 29 in which he asks the Moreno Government to establish a series of measures to support economic sectors, such as agriculture , commerce and hospitality, basic sectors for the local economy of Águilas. It is going through an unprecedented health crisis at a global level that is having a very important impact on an economic level, so "it is time to row all administrations in the same direction, we must adopt courageous measures to facilitate economic activity, as well such as the maintenance and creation of jobs ", Navarro explained. The ´popular´ councilor, Francisco Navarro, has indicated that "the agricultural sector needs a reduction of the tax rate for the calculation of the receipt of the contribution and the application of bonuses and reductions on the rustic IBI for agricultural structures that generate employment". In the words of the councilor "for the commerce-hospitality sector it is important to establish the reduction of the rate for occupation of public roads for terraces and reduce the occupancy rate of the weekly market for next year; in addition to studying and establishing reductions and / or bonuses on the rate of garbage service to establishments and incorporate in the IBI regulatory ordinance reductions and / or discounts on this tax for the year 2021 to all those who have been significantly affected by the Covid-19 crisis. Navarro concluded by recalling that "Águilas is a municipality where agriculture, commerce and hospitality are essential for the local economy and the City Council must implement economic measures to be applied in 2021 focused on these productive sectors."

Source: PP Águilas