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For Ruben Juan Serna "is a source of pride" that the initiative presented initially by the magenta in the Consistory training to boost the candidacy Murcia to UNESCO of the work passion of the brotherhood of Jesus "is discussed in the Regional Assembly" and expected to have the support of all political groups

Ruben Juan Serna, spokeswoman for Union Progress and Democracy in the city of Murcia, says "it is a matter of pride" that the initiative was initially presented by the magenta training in the Consistory of the capital to declare the work pasionaria Francisco Salzillo material Heritage of Humanity "is discussed in the Regional Assembly."

"This proposal," says Serna, "became an institutional statement" following the agreement of all groups within the municipal corporation "is a satisfaction" that now reaches the plenary session of the Regional Assembly after submitting a motion in this sense, the popular group.

"We hope to have the support of all political groups" in the Assembly and to continue "necessary and relevant channels so that someday I can be a dream come true" that the work of Salzillo is a World Heritage Site.

To Serna, ensure that UNESCO's work done including passion made for the brotherhood of Jesus between 1752 and 1777 in the list of World Heritage "mark a before and after from the point of view of tourism, Murcia image to the foreign economic assets as well as visitors is concerned. "

"We want to be a source of pride for all Murcia have Salzillo figure as a world leader," said the mayor of training magenta.

Union, Progress and Democracy For Murcia, Salzillo processional work "is an extraordinary expression of European sculpture of the Baroque and it is a manual Spanish processional sculpture, the result of an elaborate process, unique in the world, as to what representing uniform set, designed by the same sculptor and to a space and a particular society, the eighteenth century Murcia ".

Source: UPyD Murcia. Foto: archivo Murcia.com