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The Municipality of San Isidro, without power or telephone service for failure to pay municipal council

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The parent owes Consistory the hamlet 70,000 euros this year • The Mayor explodes: "In 20 years I've never lived this"

The mayor of San Isidro del Guadalete, Jerez hamlet about 800 residents, has exploded. After waiting patiently in his post despite carrying more than a month without telephones in the City headman, the straw that broke the camel to Antonio Ramos, with over 20 years in office, has been a power outage for 48 unpaid hours to Sevillana Endesa. "Not that we do not want to pay, is that we enter the money belongs to us from Jerez," says over and over again the village headman and suppliers when neighbors are complaining. "In the villages are all huddled, trying to be cautious because we are all aware of that is falling, but so far we've come. If the next day 2 does not liquidate the debt remote workers to their homes and I get in the door and everyone who comes to you I want to collect the direction of the City of Jerez to go there to ask for explanations, so you can not follow, "explains the veteran indignantly responsible for the parish of San Isidro.

" We were worried because we can not celebrate the Three Kings we do in town but is that because we have left even without light I will not do the fool with four candles in here, I directly control the whole world home and I am alone in the door, "abounds in statements to the media. The City Council owes parent in 2010 only about 70,000 euros to the Consistory headman, says Ramos, who serve, among other things, to maintain a Either way, his eight workers and meet with suppliers.

"This is more than can be supported and the solution that offers the company (for Rural, Mari Carmen Martínez) is entered 2,000 euros ... "Explain how a City Hall phone without light and with that pay?" Asks the leader of San Isidro. "I've been mayor 20 years and never lived a similar situation, not much point in going." In any case, Antonio Ramos ruled out completely as an extreme measure to close the hall: "The last thing I would do is close this house, but it certainly can not go or work."