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This pilot project, which begins this weekend, will offer 520 seats for reading in the River Segura centers, Puertas de Castilla, Pelagio Ferrer of El Palmar, Cabeza de Torres and La Alberca.

The Regional Student Association Murcianos thanked the Mayor "its commitment to young people."

The Department of Education and University Relations will conduct a pilot project to enable the university to prepare their upcoming exams.

Starting next weekend, five municipal libraries will be open Saturday and Sunday all day.

A purpose of this initiative, the Mayor, José Ballesta, today received president and board of directors of the Regional Association of Students Murcianos (Feremur), who wished to thank the City "bet you are doing for young people."

During the meeting, which was also attended by the area councilor, Rafael Gomez, have reviewed matters of interest to the group, as the operation of the bicycle rental service, youth exchange programs and leisure activities and expansion library hours.

Regarding the latter action, the River Segura, San Basilio (Puertas de Castilla), Pelagio Ferrer of El Palmar, Cabeza de Torres and La Alberca centers change their schedule during the exam period in universities, from January 16 to 28 February 9 to 21 hours.

The City Council will offer a total of 521 reading places distributed in San Basilio (86), Rio Segura (264), Pelagio Ferrer El Palmar (53), head of Torres (68) and La Alberca (50) that will open up seven weekends.

To carry out this initiative will be required to submit a total of 16 service orders and 16 auxiliary libraries.

The Councillor for Education, Rafael Gomez, explained that "as we committed from the government team, we have launched this project will soon be joined to the opening of the study rooms located in Sangonera la Verde, Los Dolores, Ronda Sur and Torreagüera.

Our intention is to give all facilities to the students because we believe that education is paramount in the development of our society. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia