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Councilwoman Susan Hernandez claims that the cuts of the Autonomous Community are already being felt in the municipality, in this case in the institutes of Murcia, where this year, students and teachers will be cold.
The Socialist Group is receiving complaints from various schools in the municipality, the Bacons Bridge Aljada IES or Torreagüera Miravete, noting that in many institutes heating no defaults on the Ministry of Education, so that they can not cope the electricity bill.
They also show his concern that it is not known whether it will deal with other expenses such as water bills, telephone, photocopying, office supplies or classroom, repairs to electrical, plumbing, carpentry, painting, or contracts maintenance of elevators, processors, computers, among other issues.
In the case of Bacons Bridge Aljada Institute, where he has been a school board meeting to report that they have received the first warning of power failure for lack of payment and that the heating boilers can not be recharged for when the cold start because there is no money.
This type of situation, says Hernandez, is a result of low PP concern for public education.
"Although these kinds of issues is the responsibility of the Ministry of Education, Mayor House should pay attention and not least to continue giving back to the problems that affect so relevant to Murcia and citizens." Finishes.
Finally, Councilwoman Hernandez claims that have not yet received the monetary amount corresponding to the collaboration agreement between the city of Murcia and secondary schools for the 2010/2011 academic year, making the situation worse for these centers each passing day.
Source: PSOE Murcia
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