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MC achieves an increase in the frequency of urban transport (28/05/2020)

| The City Council, at the proposal of MC, will urge a dispute against the regional government because there is no regulation to apply the Heritage Law | During the day of today the ordinary plenary session of the Cartagena City Council corresponding to the month of May is taking place.

During the same, a MC initiative has encouraged the local Executive to immediately launch a plan to de-escalate public transport, recovering all the services budgeted for 2020 in June if there is no setback in the general de-escalation due to the pandemic. The Cartagena spokesman, José López, has reasoned that, although during the initial phases of the State of Alarm the reduction of services was fully justified, at present it is necessary to resume the reverse path, increasing the capacity and the frequency of passage responsible and adequate to the operation of a fundamental service for the structuring of the municipality. López has drawn attention to the fact that "the reduction of capacity on buses, together with the reduction of the frequencies of some lines, if maintained over time, can discourage the use of this transport with the negative consequences it has using your own vehicle. "We would understand that any line is modified or rethought, but we do not consider it appropriate to save on public transport while maintaining this reduction in timetables," concluded the mayor. Regulatory inactivity in the Autonomous Community The mayor of MC Cartagena, María Dolores Ruiz, recalled that "the First Additional Provision of Law 9/2018, of October 11, amending Law 4/2007, of March 16, on Cultural Heritage of the CARM establishes that "Before December 31, 2018, the Development Regulation of Law 4/2007, of March 16, on the cultural heritage of the Autonomous Community of the Region of Murcia must be approved". In this sense, this Plenary approved, on October 2, 2019, a motion defended by MC to claim said regulation from the regional government, an initiative based on the fact that Cartagena is especially harmed due to the non-existence of it by hosting a considerable number of Assets of Cultural Interest. Ruiz has reported that "arrived in May 2020 we continue without regulations and without news about the channel and result of the request that this Plenary made to the regional body in its session of October 2019", also indicating that "to persist the regional government in this 'omission' illegality the situation can only be controlled at the jurisdictional seat since the absence of a regulation for Law 4/2007, of March 16, leads to a situation of legal insecurity contrary to the Constitution and the legal inactivity of the regional government breaches a legal obligation established by Law 9/2018, of October 11 that the regulation would try to alleviate.

" For this reason, the Plenary has approved the motion promoted by MC for the municipal Government to report to this Plenary on the response of the regional Executive after the submission of the motion requiring the need for a regulation for Law 4/2007, March 16 and , if said response had not been produced by the regional Executive, it will be required again based on the provisions of article 29.2 of Law 29/1998, of July 13.

Source: Grupo municipal MC Cartagena

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