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The candidate for mayor of Murcia encourages associations to promote voting in districts and districts to elect their public representatives and agrees to appoint mayors if consultations involving more than half of the census

The socialist candidate for mayor of Murcia, Pedro López, today expressed his commitment to the direct election of the village headman of the Municipal Councils during a meeting with representatives of the Platform The South Mountains Murcia also those who have moved their intended to promote greater social campaign to encourage universal suffrage in elections of public representatives in the neighborhoods and districts of the municipality.

Pedro Lopez has valued highly the initiative put forward by the platform and underlined the coincidence of approaches as one of the main objectives of the PSOE is to extend democracy to the wards and districts of the municipality.

In this sense, the PSOE has taken an offer to the platform is also the Southern Cordillera Murcia so that, as a pilot and experimental basis, are held votes before the May elections or on the day in neighborhoods and districts to choose directly to their representatives in an undertaking that if Pedro Lopez becomes the next mayor of Murcia appointed by presidents of municipal boards such persons provided that these consultations involved more than 50% of the electorate.

In addition, Pedro Lopez also expressed its intention to hold in the first year in office free elections in all districts and districts for citizens universal suffrage to choose their representatives.

With this proposal, the Socialist candidate reaffirms its support for the so-called 'third urn' as an important element for strengthening democracy.

He has also insisted that progress must be made on decentralization, with a more equitable distribution of budgets and demanding that the Municipal Councils to manage their resources with the associations and groups in each locality.

Source: PSOE Murcia