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The mayor says a lesson in the opening of the Institute 2010-2011 Course Alfonso X.
It proposes a system that shields the transfer of the Tagus and calls for more diversions to ensure supplies in the Mediterranean Basin.
The mayor invites Murcia not to remain indifferent to the crisis and look to the future with determination and confidence in the possibilities of our city.
The Mayor of Murcia, Miguel Ángel Cámara, gave this morning the inaugural lecture at the Institute Academic Alfonso X, entitled Murcia XXI Century: Challenges and opportunities.
The event was attended by various personalities from Murcia, as well as faculty, parents and students.
Mayor House has proposed a tour of the history of the academic center, the third oldest in Spain, noting that the center "offered the city of the second half of the nineteenth century a new academic and social forum, led by splendid teachers, including those who were not a few professors, who extended their wisdom beyond the classroom, in discussions, lectures and conferences, in collaboration with the press or publishing of scientific works. "
Miguel Angel House has stressed that in these last 15 years we have managed to change Murcia.
Today we live in a municipality with more welfare, higher quality of life and opportunities.
Murcia forward as a city more livable, comfortable and safe.
Neighborhoods and districts with more human and caring, creating new opportunities for a brighter future for generations to come. "
The Mayor has presented an interesting tour of the achievements during the last decade and pointed out the progress on sustainability, environment, new technologies, infrastructure, culture and sport.
In addition, the mayor has stated that "the water, ever so necessary and desired in our region, is another major challenge to generate hope, work, employment and progress.
Therefore, I consider essential to establish a system ensuring the Mediterranean arc supply and provision of water for human and economic activity. "
Miguel Ángel Cámara added that Murcia is now a modern and open to the future, seventh in the country in population, which does not shirk the challenge.
"A place where walking is a pleasure, for the splendid weather that adorns it, and is proud of its monuments and heritage, but whose main wealth lies mainly in its people, open and hospitable," he concluded
The mayor has completed his Master Lesson with a call for hope: "Today, more than a century and a half later, I invite you to look forward, again, hopefully, convinced that our city is eligible to build a future of success, confidence, prosperity and employment. "
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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