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Ruben Juan Serna says that "we believe appropriate and common sense are local technicians who give final approval after studying its contents, while respecting the independence of the Boards", in an initiative that presents the full council this week

Ruben Juan Serna, spokeswoman for Union Progress and Democracy in the city, defended at the next plenary Boards municipal neighborhood neighborhoods and districts are required to develop drafts of their parties and that should send them to the Department of Culture for final approval .

Serna explains, "we believe appropriate and common sense that the Department of Culture is ultimately responsible for authorizing or holiday programs, after evaluating and studying its contents" after the event "unfortunate" related to a competition for the festivities in the village of Gaia and Truyols of July 17.

The mayor also puts magenta training example called 'The Feast of Man' that he planned to be held in the hamlet of Corvera in January 2012, an event consisting of a strip dinner show.

Serna recalled that after news that was to take place and receive a large number of complaints, we proceeded to suspend this event.

"To Murcia UPyD" continued the spokesman, "these two examples highlight the need to adjust, design and programming advertise parties neighborhoods and districts of Murcia after previous step for some type of filter" to decide whether or not to carry out acts that compose it.

"That is, beyond the festival committees of the respective municipal boards, and respecting their independence, it seems advisable Department of Culture itself which values ​​the draft party program and decide final authorization".

Finally, UPyD Murcia recalls that once wrote to the councilor in charge of District No. 8, Manuel Duran, where he wondered if his Department was aware of the program of celebrations of the parish of Gaia and Truyols and nature of their competitions, "and today we have no response."

Source: UPyD Murcia