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The president of the Federation of Neighborhood Associations and District of Cartagena, Cristina Roca, accompanied by a member of the Federation Fulgencio Sánchez, presented today at a press conference with the mayor of Cartagena, Jose Lopez, the findings of the survey have been made among the residents of La Manga and the Mar Menor as opposed to the Ministry of Public Works.

In order to decide the purpose of the investment of 15 million euros from European funds from the Strategy of Sustainable Urban Development and Integrated (EDUSI) and nearly 4 over the Autonomous Community of the Region of Murcia itself million, the Ministry of Development conducted a survey on August 8, 5213 between tourists and visitors.

The results of this survey CARM showed that the options of creating a promenade from La Gola to Veneziola, the wooden walkway from Veneziola to the beach of La Llana, and then the bike path until the end of La Manga It was those who had more support among tourists.

For the Federation, this survey is cheating, both dates as the selected sample, the fact that the possible answers were already defined, and that investments are only for the municipality of San Javier.

In addition, the wooden walkway has recodado the president, has an unfavorable report from the University of Murcia advising against its construction.

For FAVCAC, these results do not represent the residents of the area, and it made a contraencuesta.

This was done through neighborhood associations and corresponding online form, with a sample of 20,000 residents, quadrupling the regional.

The result was the demand of the residents of the resignation of the regional government and the environmental recovery of the salt lake.

Given the continued increase in nitrates in the Mar Menor, persistent discharges of the Rambla del Albujón, and laparalización removal of breakwaters in Los Urrutias for lack of funds at the national level, the Federation of Neighborhood Associations and District of Cartagena has asked mayor mediation with the regional government.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena