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Socialist spokesman and candidate for mayor of Murcia, Pedro López, committed to a complete rearrangement in the public transport system for the city of Murcia, to end discrimination against villages.
"The injustice of traveling in buses and worst times over to a more expensive price has an expiration date.
The next May, when the political change that needs to occur Murcia, have suppressed radical improvements and services that are almost isolated hamlets neighbors recover, "says Lopez.
During a visit to Aljucer with councilors Andrea Garries, Susana Hernandez and Rosa Mar and socialists of the hamlet as the spokesman in the Municipal Board, Juan Manzanares, and Ainhoa ​​Sanchez, the Socialist candidate has pledged to recover the old line 61, Aljucer linking to Murcia and was abolished in October 2012, if elected mayor after the next elections.
"Despite the neighborhood demonstrations and plenary agreements, neighbors remain a bus servicing the entire district.
Only patches have not solved anything "criticizes the Socialist spokesman
Lopez, who also met with social groups of Aljucer and toured the school Sculptor González Moreno, considered vital to equip districts more budget and resource to boost the quality of life for residents to address inequalities that have been generated during the years of Popular Party government.
Finally, Pedro López also found the lack of solutions to endemic problems of the district as lack of cultural facilities or entertainment options for young people.
"We are talking about a population of 7,500 inhabitants and certainly not receive the services they deserve by the City of Murcia," said Socialist spokesman.
Source: PSOE Murcia
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