Following the Socialist Party’s communiqué calling for the“full implementation without excuses or delays” of the Law limiting the entry of vehicles from June 2025, the Popular Party has responded by demanding “rigorousness” in the criticisms of the Socialists.The Popular Party has responded by demanding “rigorousness” in the criticisms of the Socialists.
In this sense, from the PP of Ibiza have defended that the application of the law of limitation of vehicles has to be “worked and rigorous, not following the style that marks the policies of the PSOE, based on haste and bungling and that so many examples have left us of arbitrary rules, far from society and that have turned out to be a failure”. The popular have recalled that “it has been the PP that has put this issue on the political agenda, which has driven the law and which, with the consensus and support of all political formations, has taken it forward.” Therefore, they pointed out that “will not accept the impositions of the PSOE that only seeks easy headlines and media coups to cover up their lack of initiative and political vision”. Thus, the Popular Party of Ibiza urges the Socialists to “stop their strategy of systematically torpedoing the popular political action, which is what the citizens of Ibiza chose by majority in the last elections, and join in making positive contributions to initiatives such as this one, which represent a before and after in the search for social and environmental balance on the island”. The popular point out that “the lines of work for the implementation of this law are already underway and that it was always marked as a rule that would be implemented in phases, with a first focused on the limitation of caravans and rental fleets in which work is being done for this year.” Finally, the PP Ibiza asks the socialists that “if they are unable to make positive contributions for the island, at least let work who, from the government of the Consell and from the municipalities, has set a realistic roadmap to solve the problems of the island“.
