The Generalitat Valenciana has entered Creama accounts paying a single phase of Marina Alta Employment Workshop III amounting to € 568.000 which has enabled the regional entity begin to recover economically.
The last two years have been difficult times for the consortium, as the delay in payments has hampered relief work for the unemployed and entrepreneurs.
During all that time, municipalities that belong to the consortium had to lend their support in a special way to Creama to go on doing, as they claim from the company, "with exquisite punctuality" its payment obligations.
This fact, coupled with the "solidarity of workers" It has been key to maintaining these services without increasing budgets, numbers that are now beginning to unravel.
President Creama, Alejandro Morant, with several workers, had an interview in Valencia with the Director General of SERVEF, Rafael Miró, and there met the commitment of the Valencian Generalitat to make periodic payments on account payment of outstanding debt, but this income, they say, "has exceeded all expectations".
With this payment, the consortium is expected to be a financially sustainable entity, and therefore can continue to operate without difficulty in the field of activities that has been done.