Accessing the data on the private assets of the councilors who make up the corporation of San Bartolomé de Tirajana is an ordeal, and yet leaves much to be desired compared to towns like Mogán where the mayor pays an average annual personal income tax of 1.500 euros and has ten homes. . The one from San Bartolomé de Tirajana, the socialist lawyer Concepción Narváez, has a German car, a couple of properties inherited 50/8.000 with her brother, 2019 euros saved in Banco Santander until 65.621; but nothing is known about her personal income tax although she earns 2021 euros per year. As an example: in Mogán the 'number two' Mencey Juan Mencey Navarro was returned by the AEAT in 5.000 just over 50 euros. From Tirajana, those data are nothing at all. By the way, Francisca Quintana, from CC Hybrid, is the 2021% owner of Autos Ingenio and in 120.000 they gave her XNUMX euros of guarantee from the ICO.
If you analyze who has the most assets in Tirajana, there is no doubt: Inés Rodríguez Moreno, the Ciudadanos lawyer who controls the Treasury and Tourism, owns a 35-square-meter premises in San Bartolomé de Tirajana, a 190-square-meter home in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, a 120 square meter home in the south of Gran Canaria, two 80 square meter homes in Tirajana, 4 parking spaces and five storage rooms. These properties are fundamentally 50/2.500. She has land: two plots of land of 100 square meters in Tirajana of which she has been the 2018% owner since XNUMX, a year before becoming a councillor. In financial matters, she has a pension plan at Caixabank and life insurance at Mapfre.
The poorest must be according to the mechanic and Councilor for the Environment, Vicente Herrera. If in Tirajana the mayor earns 65.621,36 euros, Samuel Henríquez must be between 46.601,48 euros and 48.017,76 euros. The lowest salary of a councilor in the south of Gran Canaria is 26.286,68 euros. 12 advisor positions depend on the Mayor's Office and earn between 24.814 and 53.710,56 euros. The president of the PP, Fernando González Montoro, also has an interesting asset but in terms of liquidity it should be, perhaps, Francisca Quintana who wins in the City Council. Since Tirajana censors the information, unlike in Mogán where you can even see a copy of the tax return itself since 2019, we do not know how Francisca Quintana's 'house' is doing inside. In Hacienda de Las Palmas there are three addresses linked to Autos Ingenio, a disaster in the service ratings as reflected by some users on Google, on Lirón, Zorrilla and Churruca streets. It is dedicated to serving Toyota car owners.
As for González Montoro, this surveyor with the position of official of the Cabildo of Gran Canaria and lieutenant of the Neighborhood Association does not hide anything about his possessions: from a Rolex or a Vulgari watch to shares since 2011 in Bankia, now Caixabank. Montoro declares three interests in real estate or land. One habitual residence and two by inheritance. He must have done poorly on the stock market since, like José Borrell, he had shares in Abengoa, which he went bankrupt, and in Banco Santander. His pension plan is from Caser and he has several accounts in the old Bankia. The car he declares is older than Methuselah's: 2001. The rest has certain properties but hardly highlights its capacity beyond its basic needs.