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The candidate of IU-Greens / Win Cieza warns that privatization provides a "pitch" close to 1,200 million euros to commercial loggers.

While the Justice Minister Rafael Catala, announced last Friday that elGobierno "will cripple" the transfer of management of the Registry to the registrars of property and companies, the candidate of United / Win Cieza Left, Cristina Garcia Glass, after finding that there is a "reverse" but a "freeze" the project of PP by the proximity of elections, denounced by a press release privatization, "the pitch and collapse for citizens mean replacing registrar for a unique and private commercial register window. "

For García-Vaso, it is "a ball of important dimensions" that involves "plundering" of the Civil Registry, which until now was held by 4,000 employees of Justice and justices of the peace, which offer a service "accessible and cheap "at a cost of around 500,000 euros.

"In addition he stresses the service will collapse because if the current Registry has thousands of customer service points throughout Spain, mercantile registrars offer only 120 windows".

According to the candidate, provided to take over the Civil Registry, the commercial registrars charge a tariff on steps to be repeated regularly and you will see its price multiplied by 500 and 5,000.

All this combined gives a figure of 1,200 million euros, holding, to be spread those 120 mercantile registrars whose remuneration and multiplied by 20 or 30 the salary of the Prime Minister.

The second business will be for computer companies that have access to the data of millions of individuals and legal and could sell those files a profit of about 100 million people.

According to the candidate of IU-Greens / Win Cieza, this "scandal" shows that the removal of legal fees for particular has been "flash in the pan" and "merely cosmetic" because now users must pay Registry some business with prices so far did not pay.

"And all this -HA recordado- when both the former Minister Alberto Ruiz Gallardón as the present incumbent, Rafael Catala, promised that privatization Civil Registry would not cost a euro.

Source: IU-verdes Cieza