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The spokesman explained magenta training programs "must contain specific proposals, so that when we have to sit down and discuss policies, as does UPyD, and no charges, we can say that these are our demands"

Ruben Juan Serna, candidate for mayor of the city of Murcia and spokesman for Progress and Democracy Union in the Consistory, says election programs should be made "a courageous way, but also realistically and responsibly, and not be a letter to Santa Claus ".

He explains that in electoral matters, and given the proximity to the municipal and regional elections in May, the programs "must contain specific proposals, so that when we have to sit down and discuss policies, as does UPyD, and no charges, we can say that these are our demands. "

Serna made these remarks in the forum discussion 'From the Glorieta', organized by ACLF Aljucer Heritage and Cultural Association Aljucer where she reviewed before the neighbors of different problems that the districts of the municipality are facing today.

As the spokesperson for the formation magenta explains, these are often common to most locations in the municipality of Murcia, and "serious" deficiencies in transport, "the lack of interest or outright destruction of the heritage of the Huerta" or mobility problems with lack of sidewalks.

Also, after criticizing the "cacique" attitude of certain village headman, says it is necessary to have a headman elected by the residents themselves through third urn, "to be your representative for real, and not simply become the representative of the Mayor of Murcia ".

On the other hand, and in transport, reiterates that the solutions are "inevitable" for the return of all powers in this area to the city of Murcia and the establishment of the single ticket to stop charging for transfers.

Finally, on heritage regrets "that what has been done with many enclaves of Huerta is regrettable."

To Serna should be possible to combine progress with the historic preservation of the Garden, "without destroying the memory, which is what has made us what we are today. This heritage of Murcia, which is not only the Cathedral ".

Source: UPyD Murcia