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- "The delay to comply with this neighborhood agreement is symptomatic of what happens with innumerable projects that arise from the Neighborhood Boards, and should serve to analyze what happened, detect weaknesses in the chain of decisions and municipal procedures, and establish the necessary measures so that this does not happen again, "said the spokesman for Citizens in Cartagena, Manuel Padín

More than a year ago, on January 13, 2017, the Department of Education announced with great fanfare the establishment of a Study Room in the Social Center of El Algar, in the room attached to the Pensioner's Home.

This space was then visited by the Councilor for Education, David Martinez with the Councilor for Decentralization, Juan Pedro Torralba, there they placed new tables and chairs, an electronic access and announced their opening by the end of that month.

Fifteen months later, the Municipal Citizens Group has learned, through its member in the Neighborhood Council of El Algar, that the inauguration of this room is scheduled for this Friday at 5:00 p.m.

"It has cost us sweat and tears, questions and motions, but it is almost a reality," said the local spokesman of Cs who explained that "preparing this space for the study has been and is one of the most pressing neighborhood claims; but I remember that for the residents of El Algar it is a medium-term solution waiting for a library to be created in Casa Rubio. "

Ciudadanos recalled that this request from neighbors, who have come to collect signatures, is motivated by the fact that many students in the area have to travel to other locations to find a place to study with all the necessary services, registering in some occasion an accident in these transfers, "a risk that we will reduce by opening this classroom", said Manuel Padín.

Manuel Padín recalled that the creation of this space was approved by the Neighborhood Board in March of 2016 unanimously, "something does not work in the City when an affordable project like this can not get ahead two years after be requested in a neighborhood plenary unanimously. "

"The delay to comply with this neighborhood agreement is symptomatic of what happens with innumerable projects that arise from the Neighborhood Boards, and should serve to analyze what happened, detect weaknesses in the chain of decisions and municipal procedures, and establish the necessary measures to that this does not happen again, "concluded Manuel Padín.

Source: Ciudadanos Cartagena