# La Marina Rubbish Collection Strike

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The Mayor of San Fulgencio, Carlos Ramirez has said that the rubbish collection service "is guaranteed, despite the announcement of an indefinite strike, from December 19th, by the Ginssa workers." The PP government team states that the contractor for this service has been paid "religiously" during the previous five months that it has been in power at the Town Hall, and, also "reduced" the debt, accumulated by the previous local government, by 20,000 euros . That debt for rubbish collection, road cleaning and garden waste amounts to 1,200,000 euros. "Because the government group, headed by Trinidad Martinez, left without paying for more than 25 months of garden waste collection and more than 13 months of rubbish collection and road cleaning, to the company Ginssa. This default occurred in the previous legislature ", insists the Mayor. The Mayor explained that we must add to the debt of 1,200,00 euros another 800,000 that the Town Hall owes the parent company of Ginssa, CHN, Martinez Concrete, "for the construction of the Cardinal Belluga Theatre, which is still unpaid" . Thus, Ramirez said "the total debt due to this company is alone more than two million euros."
 This whole situation "that the company Ginssa find themselves in, by not having sufficient liquidity to pay its workers, who have no other option than to take strike action to defend their wages. While being aware that the current government team is not to blame for these arrears. "
 The Mayor wants to give "a message to remain calm" and "to trust the current government team which is working to resolve this serious problem that has been encountered." On the one hand, the Government team said that they are looking for a solution, to ensure that all workers in the company are paid all monies due to them and on the other, "they are working to ensure that the residents are not affected by the strike, as the rubbish collection is guaranteed ", but the Mayor does not explain how.