Marín (Irrigators of Lorca) criticizes that politics "fouls" the water and sees it "immoral" to cut the water transfer.

The president of the Lorca Irrigation Community, Juan Marín, has criticized that politics is "polluting" the water and has warned that it is "unfeasible, unacceptable, unsupportive, unfair, and I would dare to say immoral" to cut the Tajo-Segura transfer in 2027. Marín, who appeared this Monday before the Special Committee of Study on the situation of the Tajo-Segura transfer following the latest measures announced by the Ministry of Ecological Transition, has assured that the flows "have long been based on political criteria." "Water is neither red, nor blue, nor green, it is transparent and there is too much dirt that is harming the water issue, and that is what we are collecting after so many years," he reproached. Marín recalled that the arrival of the Tajo-Segura meant a "true social, economic, and agronomic revolution" for the Guadalentín Region, and pointed out that behind the Lorca Irrigation Community there are "17,000 commoners who irrigate 26,000 hectares of irrigation ...