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- Alicia Morales points out that "one school year after another begins and the situation is the same, that the new nursery school is just a promise and that the children begin the course in conditions unworthy for them and unworthy for the seventh municipality of Spain"

- The councilor also states that "the neighborhood of La Paz loses its nursery school, since the new one will not be in the urban area, but in the middle of a road"

NOW MURCIA blames the mayor Ballesta to allow one more year that the children of La Paz nursery school begin the course in barracks.

Councilor Alicia Morales points out that "since Ballesta arrived at the municipal government in 2015, she has been promising that she will solve it and that the new nursery will finally be built, but one school year after another begins and the situation is the same as the new one. Children's school is just a promise and that children start the course in conditions unworthy for them and unworthy for the seventh municipality of Spain. "

The mayor criticizes that the case of the La Paz nursery, "like other areas of Ballesta's management, has become an undesirable soap opera of unfulfilled promises, mismanagement and failed bids, the story of a nonsense whose The only reality is that the course starts again in barracks ".

Morales points out that, in addition, "the neighborhood of La Paz loses its nursery school, since the new one will not be in the urban center, but in the middle of a road." In the old La Paz nursery parents and mothers could take children walking from their house, the new one will be in an area of ​​lots and lots of open spaces, with a road that will have to be crossed with the small ones, so in the end it will be necessary to go by car ".

"The Ballesta government, in addition," he says, "has the strategy of eliminating services from a neighborhood that is being degraded." Once again it is clear Ballesta's lack of interest in fixing the problems of the neighborhoods, something that is even more patent in the case of La Paz ".

The councilor affirms that "taking into account the few places of public infant schools that there are in the municipality, this should have been projected with more classrooms" and concludes that "since the shameful demolition of the La Paz nursery in 2007 all that has made the municipal PP has been a nonsense, with a Ballesta that has not been able in more than 3 years to fulfill its promise that the residents of La Paz finally have a daycare. "

Source: Ahora Murcia