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The councilman of Cambiemos Murcia Sergio Ramos has today asked the Government delegate, Diego Conesa, to order the review of office of all fines and legal proceedings opened by the mobilizations in favor of the burial of the train tracks as it passes through the municipality .
The objective of this petition is, Ramos explained, to eliminate sanctions "that have no legal basis" such as the one imposed, for an amount of 1,000 euros, on a neighbor for "eating pipes in a defiant manner" in front of police officers National along the roads of Santiago el Mayor.
The mayor recalled, in this regard, the campaign to collect signatures promoted by Amnesty International for the three years of the Gag Law and the "dozens of fines related to the exercise of freedom of expression, gathering and information" during this time .
Thus, the organization reports real cases to demand the modification of this rule, such as that of María Ángeles, activist of Ecologists in Action, or "what is happening with the Pro-Burial Platform of Murcia, a neighborhood movement that claims to have accumulated 50,000 euros of fines, with about 40 people sanctioned. "
Also, Ramos has demanded that Conesa "change the police leadership responsible for harassment of neighbors on the roads" since last September, when the concentrations were intensified against the arrival of high speed on the surface.
Source: Cambiemos Murcia
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