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Ruben Juan Serna, spokesman for Progress and Democracy Union in the Consistory and candidate for mayor of the City of Murcia, is committed "to launch once" retransmission of plenary sessions of the Consistory, something that has been denied different occasions the government team during this last term.

Thus, "recording them and issuing them in streaming through internet could end up in a simple and economical way with this lack of transparency."

Furthermore, they could be stored in a section of the website of the City, "so that any neighbor could check what was discussed in plenary he wanted".

Serna explains be accessible to everyone not just the decisions made by public officials, "but how are taken, because the way we express ourselves and we enter into agreements, the manner in which we discussed in plenary and how it comes to finding solutions to the problems the different political groups is also very important. "

Regarding the idea of ​​them out into the street, launched by the Popular Party candidate, José Ballesta, Serna believes "is an occurrence, since among other things, is illegal, prohibited by law."

For UPyD spokesman, "we believe that where you have to discuss it in the Plenary Hall, but with total transparency so that all residents can access them efficiently and effectively."

Murcia UPyD candidate for mayor insists that this measure has a reduced cost, and a great benefit to the town.

Also, this initiative could be applied to the meetings of the various municipal Boards of town.

Finally, remember this proposal was already contained in the electoral program of 2011, and since the opposition PP has not allowed it, becomes included in the electoral magenta training initiatives for the upcoming May elections.

Source: UPyD Murcia