Union spokesman Progress and Democracy at City Hall, Ruben Juan Serna, full council intends to complain to the Ministry of Education funds to reduce the cost of school meals and that "not more disadvantaged families that take that extra "
Union spokesman Progress and Democracy at City Hall, Ruben Juan Serna, proposes that the Full Council of Murcia requiring the Department of Education to provide the necessary funds to reduce the cost of school meals in schools.
As explained Serna, "the school canteen function is not only to feed the students", but is "an indispensable tool for the coexistence of students", where all eat the same food and the same quality.
Currently, the school menu price in the region after the increase carried out by the regional government is of 4.88 euros a day, which puts Murcia Community as the fourth most expensive prices after Aragon with 6.81 euros 6.50 euros of Navarra and Catalonia with 6.20 euros, according to data compiled by the Spanish Confederation of Parents of Students (CEAPA).
"With this initiative," said Serna, "suggest that at least they cheapen the cost of the room to the national average", since the failure of aid for school meals and increasing prices, "is totally inconsistent and that delves into the breach of the principle of equality of the most disadvantaged families. "
To Murcia UPyD adjustment measures and cuts made from the regional government in education and practice affecting all the areas that make up this sector "are not inevitable as you want to believe, but are political decisions" .
Magenta Training explains that facts as reducing teachers in schools, the increase in class size ratios, the delay in replacing low or delay in the payment of operating expenses to the centers, "have as direct consequence of the worsening situation in the education sector, leaving it in a precarious situation. "
"We believe that the rising price of school meals" carried out from the Ministry of Education "not justifiable" given the social situation in the region, "in which the rates of poverty and social exclusion experienced by successive increases year after year, "says Serna.
Source: UPyD Murcia