El Calp Popular Party has accused the local government, formed by Somos Calpe, PSOE and Compromís, of trying to transfer the Valencian generalitat responsibility for the delay in the start of the course in the IES Les SalinesAccording to the popular party, the origin of the situation is found in the breaches by the City Council itself in the execution of the planned works.
The regional deputy Noelia Ciscar He stated that the city council failed to meet the established deadlines, while the Ministry of Education acted "quickly and responsibly" to ensure that students could begin classes "in the best possible conditions."
Delays and extensions
The PP recalls that the municipal works were supposed to have been completed in June, although an initial extension was granted until August 25. Despite this, the City Council again requested more time, which forced the Regional Ministry to exceptionally bring forward the installation of modules and school supplies before the completion of the works.
The pending asphalt, which according to the PP was the City Council's responsibility, prevented trucks from entering to complete the installation. "New extensions were requested until the last week of August, and by September, the Generalitat had already completed the installation of the bulk of the material," Císcar said.
Use of municipal resources
For his part, the PP spokesman in Calp, Miguel Crespo placeholder imageHe argued that the priority is to "provide real solutions" and not to seek external blame. He also criticized the City Council for issuing a statement against the Generalitat through institutional channels without verifying the official version of the Regional Ministry, which he described as a "partisan and irresponsible use of municipal resources."
The popular party urges the tripartite government to take responsibility and focus on ensuring adequate educational conditions for students and their families.
