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The Municipal Socialist Group requested at the next plenary session that the city of Murcia dedicate a public space (street, park or garden) to the figure of Nelson Mandela, the first black president of South Africa and leader of the struggle against apartheid died Wednesday.

Mar Councilwoman Rosa explains that "cities like Toledo, Alcorcón, Valladolid, municipalities in the provinces of Barcelona and Sevilla and Eagles in our region already have streets and parks in honor of Mandela" and notes that "Murcia should go this route given the historical significance of what was a primary driver for the struggle against racism in South Africa to be known and his legacy endures among future generations. "

In a statement after learning of the death of Nelson Mandela, the Socialist Party has stressed that the history of the twentieth century would be incomplete without this man who embodied and forever embody the struggle against racism and for reconciliation and commitment to freedom, equality and justice for his people and for all humanity.

Also, remember that the PSOE resistance nearly three decades in prison for some universal principles and values ​​far from disappearing with him forever inspire all people and organizations throughout the world, working for human rights and improve conditions of life of the people.

In these uncertain times, the fighting spirit of Mandela embodies overcoming "the greatest adversity" and is the greatest example of "the world can change for the better."

Source: PSOE Murcia