Professor Costa Morata, called the vote for IU-Greens in the Regional Assembly "to stop the onslaught of social cuts performed Valcárcel and Zapatero"
Following the tour of the neighborhoods of Totana, candidates from IU-Greens, made landfall yesterday afternoon, Tuesday, in the Barrio de San Francisco, El Parral and The Ramblíca, visiting house to house distributing the Electoral Program.
At 21.20 hours, opened the meeting during which Lali Moreno, Pedro Martinez, Juan Valero, Pedro Costa Morata and Juan José Cánovas, presented by the President of the Neighborhood Association, which was Councilman UI City Hall, José Martínez Sánchez.
Lali Moreno said the IU-Green Program in education and social development, highlighting the commitment to the public in public services.
"Before the earthquake Lorca, whose neighbors are in solidarity, have responded to public authorities and institutions.
Markets were not ... "said the candidate.
For his part, Pedro Martinez, called for a change at City Hall, supporting the candidacy of IU-Greens on Sunday, convinced that it will launch a new positive phase in Totana.
Juan Valero, reasoned her presence on the list of IU-Greens, along with others not affiliated with the necessity in this town there is a 180 degree turn and the Municipal Institution, in consensus, lead the economic recovery.
The Regional Assembly candidate for the District of Guadalentín, concurred with the comments made by candidates from Totana and asked to vote for IU-Greens in sepia, to stop the wave of welfare cuts in the Region of Murcia.
Juan José Cánovas, said the warmth and affection of neighbors to acts of IU-Greens and called a general mobilization on 22 May that will allow a change, "which is perceived in the environment and the intense aroma of orange blossom at this time ... "
Cánovas, said the seriousness of the political and economic situation of the City, showing the belief that this situation can be overcome with effort and enthusiasm, all together.
"Employment, transparency in management, good governance and citizen participation, is our commitment ..."
