I Crushed My Rib Cage

Chiclana requires the PSOE Roman "stop thinking that his farm is Chiclana"

criticize "and partisan misuses of public resources" by the socialist Chiclana
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criticizes the PSOE and its mayor, José María Román, "by the tortious use of public resources to benefit the party and the attempt to keep all options have equal opportunities policies, which is unacceptable in a democracy. " The partisan use of public facilities such as Day Center San Antonio "is another example of how Roman and the PSOE have always understood the political action, demanding" respect to all options and rules of the democratic game. "
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Chiclana has demanded that José María Román and the PSOE to stop "the use of public resources and for his campaign:" It's been many years since we started thinking that Chiclana is a farm owned and it's time to say enough. " The Chiclana "deserve fair elections and where the citizens are informed of all policy options."

Chiclana United Highlights "is both the partisan use that have created over the last thirty years a real network of patronage, where party minded people has centers and public resources to campaign and use them in a tortuous, trying to change the willingness of Chiclana. In addition, there are "public places and facilities used for years for this political campaign."

One of the places listed by United for Chiclana is the center of San Antonio Day "where, traditionally, even spread over thousands of ballots PSOE increasingly coming elections in the downtown office." According
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Chiclana "that is unacceptable and this election will be vigilant to avoid attempts to influence the older techniques of despotism. Chiclana has changed and Roman did not want to accept, but will have no choice. "