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Before the protests planned in the coming days, Francisco Lucas, candidate for the General Secretariat of the PSRM, requests unity in the PSRM to demand the burial of the roads.

To this end, she has visited the area accompanied by the spokeswoman of the socialist group, Susana Hernández and several councilors, mayors and spokespersons of the PSOE in the south of the city to request, once again, the burial.

The neighbors that make up the Prosoterramiento Platform of the railroad in Murcia are going to carry out a camping trip in the street from Tuesday 5 to September 12, with which they will show their disconformity with the arrival of the AVE.

Before the mobilizations, Lucas made a visit to the area to listen to the militants and neighbors, their proposals and problems.

Now the Socialist candidate calls for "unity in the PSRM, absolute solidarity and support of all the militants and their leadership to end once and for all with a problem that has been torturing the neighbors for too long."

The mayor of El Raal asks the candidates to the PSRM primaries that "whoever is the one who wins the general secretary of the party, commit to lead the opposition to an arrival of the AVE that involves blocking the passage from one side to the another road, from Beniajan to San Pio. A block of 5 kilometers that pretend to disguise with an elevator and a ramp in this step level.

According to Lucas, the solution to this problem is the burial, a measure to which "the PP has been giving lengths since the approval of said project."

Also, Lucas has said that "doing the works will not be enough".

The public administrations must also ensure that minor discomforts and affect the quality of life of citizens.

In the first place, the candidate points out that it will be necessary "the relocation of the neighbors whose homes are affected while the works are being carried out."

It is also fundamental for Lucas to "guarantee permeability, and that neighbors can pass from one side of the railroad to the other unequivocally and fixedly."

To do this we will have to "adapt the alternative road traffic, build sidewalks on the South Ronda bridge, pedestrian crossings, ...".

Source: Agencias