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| For the first time, the City Council opens the Children's Plenary Session to all the schools in the municipality simultaneously, allowing more than 90 classrooms to be connected to the time | More than 1,860 schoolchildren from 36 Early Childhood and Primary Education centers in the municipality of Murcia have participated today in the Children's Plenary Session chaired by the mayor of Murcia, José Ballesta, and which, for the first time, was held online, opening to all schools simultaneously.The environment and health have focused the interventions of the little ones, following the thematic proposed internationally for this 2020 - this year the Rights of the Child focus on 'The Right to a healthy and healthy environment' -.The mayor, together with the Councilor for Early Childhood Education and Schools, has connected from the Plenary Hall of the City Council with a total of 92 classrooms, from which boys and girls from 5th and 6th grade of Primary have intervened, who have expressed their opinions and claims on the fulfillment of their rights and various current issues.The event was attended by the mayor of Development, Mario Gómez, the councilor for Urban Development and Modernization of the Administration, José Guillén, and spokespersons for the municipal Corporation, as well as the vice president of UNICEF, Carolina Olivares, the president of the Federation of Associations of Padres y Madres de Murcia, José A.
Abellán, and the vice president of the Catholic Confederation of Parents and Parents of Students of Murcia, Susana Sánchez."Murcia can be calm with the following generations"During the telematic plenary session, José Ballesta highlighted "the enthusiasm, vitality and energy" of the schoolchildren and showed his conviction that "this city is going to be very well governed in the future, since these children today have demonstrated their great responsibility and commitment, so Murcia can be very calm with the next generations who will occupy positions of responsibility in our institutions tomorrow ”.Four spokespersons from the educational centers Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente (Murcia), Cipriano Galea (La Ñora), La Arboleja and Jesús María (Murcia), who have represented the different cultural, social and educational realities of the municipality, also attended."Our planet is our home", "to breathe clean air, use less polluting vehicles" and "recycling is very important" are some of the reflections made by the schoolchildren during the Children's Plenary.Round of questionsAfter their interventions, many other students took the floor in plenary session and opened a question time to the members of the municipal Corporation.
The children were interested in the environment, how a mayor is chosen, how long his term lasts, the history of the Murcia City Council or what needs to be done to become mayor, among other topics.Tomorrow, reading of the Manifesto on Universal Children's DayThe initiative of the Telematic Plenary is part of the 'Children's Rights Week', which takes place from November 13 to 20, as an international campaign of social awareness for the knowledge and respect of the Rights of the Child.Tomorrow, the public reading of the manifesto prepared by a group of minors will be held in the Plenary Hall, on the occasion of Universal Children's Day, which is commemorated on November 20.
A video will be broadcast in which more than 570 minors have been turned over, through institutional social networks and on the Social Services website.Said manifesto, worked through the guide that Unicef ??has made available to all child participation councils at the state level, has been made with a participatory methodology.
The 570 minors who have been involved in its preparation also participate in the Childhood and Adolescence projects that the City Council carries out.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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