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UPyD Councilman Murcia, José Antonio Sotomayor, says magenta training can not vote in favor of a text while claiming to be against sexual exploitation, provides for punishment of women who are forced into prostitution

José Antonio Sotomayor, Councilman Union Progress and Democracy in the city of Murcia, says the ordinance against prostitution by the government team today to different political groups "is a complete mismatch."

As the mayor explained magenta training, "we can not vote for an ordinance that while claiming to be against sexual exploitation, provides for punishment of women who are forced into prostitution."

To UPyD Murcia, "this measure will be completely useless and counterproductive" to generate paperwork "totally unproductive without any deterrent effect," since most people are insolvent.

Also, the proposed standard does not also the implementation of a Comprehensive Plan against Sexual Exploitation as requested amendments UPyD raised popular group to support it.

"This," says Sotomayor, "is also key to our position."

The ordinance "is another tool as important as education and social intervention, basic to offer real alternatives to people in prostitution."

"Therefore, we believe it is very likely that this ordinance remains in something merely aesthetic".

UPyD Murcia recalls that raised by the development of a standard of civic life in October 2012, at no time asked penalize women who were in this situation, but get between all political groups an ordinance that could be useful, such and as reflected in the minutes of the full council.

Source: UPyD Murcia