ASAJA control requires "total and absolute" water that is transferred and COAG is "unreasonable" to ask 230hm3 Murcia.
The Association of Young Farmers in Castilla-La Mancha (ASAJA) on Thursday demanded control "total and absolute" each drop of water that is transferred through the Tajo-Segura aqueduct while the Coordinator of Organizations of Farmers and Ranchers (COAG-CLM) has described as "unreasonable" to ask 230 irrigators hectometres Murcia.
This has been revealed to Europe Press told its regional secretaries Fresneda and Jose Maria Marin Alfonso Salcedo, respectively,, cheap darkfall gold, after hearing the decision of the Central Commission for Exploitation of the Tajo-Segura Aqueduct to bring to study the revision of operating rules governing the transfer, among other issues.
Fresneda stressed that within the technical committee to assess the real needs of the Lift "should be represented by all parties concerned because if they are not, Star Wars: the old Republic Credits, the interests of Castilla-La Mancha, I am convinced that we are going to deceive," the secretary added ASAJA regional.
He has also said that while the transfer does not go away - "that logically should disappear by hook or by crook" - no stopping the process of work that must be taken in Castilla-La Mancha to meet their water needs and, sto credits, added control must have a "total and absolute" every drop of water that is transferred.
On the possibility that the Commission has approved the request made by the Central Union of Irrigation Aqueduct Tajo-Segura (Scrats) 230 hectometres, Fresneda has avoided talk of "hypothesis" and has rrred to the information provided in the note press release sent by the Ministry of Environment and Rural and Marine Affairs (MARM).
Only drinking water
For its part, the regional secretary of COAG considered "unreasonable" to ask 230 irrigators hectometres Murcia, while warned that "can not get out of Castilla-La Mancha water than to drink and not 230 hectometres are to drink. "
So, has ensured that the Region of Murcia want hm 230 cubic of water "to water and to compete with melons, watermelons and peppers of Castilla-La Mancha" and criticized that "failure to comply with the Special Plan of Upper Guadiana (AGEP ) and the penalties for farmers Castilian-La Mancha to do well with their own money at depths exorbitant. "
"The revocation of the transfer needs to be put now. We have no beach and they border the sea and have desalination, so caught the water from there and see how much you spend Castilla-La Mancha and how much they spend," he added COAG spokesman, who asked the politicians who "put the batteries and see that AGEP is not being fulfilled." "While failure to comply with AGEP and have sanctions, can not get water," he concluded.