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In addition, Ruben Juan Serna, spokeswoman for the formation magenta, calls for the possibility of discarding ideas competition announced by Mayor House "seen the results of the previous competition held in St. Stephen, as we believe necessary to shorten the time to put Operating sooner "

Monday, 30 September. - Ruben Juan Serna, spokeswoman for Union Progress and Democracy in the city of Murcia, insists on the proposal for the creation of "a modern food market that combines commercial spaces, cultural and gastronomic 'in the premises of the Old Jail known center of the capital.

In addition, calls Serna rule out the possibility of carrying out a contest of ideas, as announced by the mayor, Miguel Angel House, "seen the results of the previous contest conducted for Arab suburb of San Esteban, as we need to shorten the time to put into operation as soon as possible. "

"Proposing a contest now," he adds, "shows that the government team has no original ideas, clear to directly launch the site."

Also, for UPyD Councilman Murcia is "indispensable" to explore ways of collaboration that "without losing the local character of the facility, allowing the entry of private capital to ensure the viability of the project and the return on investment."

"We do not think that is at all unreasonable to expect private initiative, since both the hospitality and traditional commerce are driving forces from the economic point of view, to which they can add a cultural aspect."

As explained Serna, "in times of crisis need imaginative and courageous decisions, devising new ways to help us out of this situation."

UPyD insists Murcia and in its proposal that led to the Plenary of the Consistory in February 2012 to convert the building into a commercial food market, culture and cuisine, also allowing to preserve the artistic and historic character of the building.

"The goal should be to create new jobs, support the traditional trade and revitalize downtown Murcia.

All this can be achieved by combining the rehabilitation and conservation of the architectural with both economic and tourism boost 'to mean a modern food market and functional.

Source: UPyD Murcia