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The PSOE candidate for Mayor of Murcia, Pedro Lopez has shared this morning a breakfast briefing with the media in which he made public his personal mobile phone number for all direct, all citizens of Murcia contact him and transfer him any concerns or comments.

So from now the candidate will serve all who call the number 661402001, and when not available, team members will answer calls and Pedro Lopez will then contact people who have approached him.

With this gesture, the Socialist candidate wants to make immediately visible commitment to the activation of citizen participation and promoting tools to facilitate such participation.

Pedro Lopez, a self-criticism, acknowledged that the policy through one of its worst crisis of credibility, "the people have stopped listening to politicians, a situation that we blame ourselves for having been increasingly isolated of reality and people's real problems. "

"If this here and I want to be mayor of Murcia is because I'm ready to change this trend," said Pedro Lopez.

To this end, the socialist candidate has expressed its intention to do things differently and has appealed to citizens, especially younger ones, to be involved in governance.

"It is time to be asleep. They are the inhabitants of each district and every hamlet, members of associations and groups are those who best know their needs, so please accept the challenge to take control of the municipality and get to work with me on a common project for the municipality. "

Called to work and active participation in militants

Finally, the socialist candidate for mayor has announced that January 15 the Socialist Party held a convention in order to discuss the outline of the electoral program.

Looking at this important event, Pedro Lopez has expressed its intention to personally contact each of the 1,500 members of the PSOE in the municipality "to make a call to participate because I need to be the first to wake up and get to work ".

Source: PSOE Murcia