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The spokesman for the Supreme Judicial Council (GCJ), Gabriela Bravo, recognized today in a graduation ceremony held at the Rector of the University of Murcia social jurisdiction "is still the most affected as a result of the severe economic crisis that is living the country. "

Bravo has referred to delays in social courts and noted that the GCJ has been taking for years plans to strengthen and support to jurisdictions, recalled, "substance very sensitive issues, including the livelihood of so many families that depend on such compensation or unemployment benefits they deserve. "

Asked about the concern that has arisen in Cartagena the possible demise of its judicial organs, the vowel has said that when a system has been running about two hundred years, it is logical that the "change to bring true vertigo", but in a time like the in the country, "the lack of economic resources", we must "change the legal structure for the investments to be profitable."

What Spain can no longer assume, he added, is "a judicial organization design that century and a half ago, no longer meets the needs and complexity of new social relations, and the need to change the formats of the countries of our environment, which made the long reform ".

The spokesman for the Council was convinced that we have a reform "important, which will result in greater security for citizens and strengthening public service of justice, and has insisted that one can not speak of disappearance, reduction or cancellation , but "structural changes to make justice more efficient, accessible and effective."

Gabriela Bravo has participated in the closing ceremony of the academic year at the School of Labour Practice educational institution, in a ceremony in which the president intervened, José Antonio Cobacho, and President of the High Court of the Region of Murcia, Juan Martínez Moya.

Also attended by the Director of the School, Guillermo Rodriguez Iniesta, the dean of the Faculty of Labour, Sunday Manzanares, and the president of the College of Social Graduates of Murcia, José Ruiz.

Source: Universidad de Murcia. Fotos: Juanchi López