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On Tuesday, February 28, the mayor of Cartagena, José López, received the visit of a group of 60 students from the Aníbal de Los Mateos school, with whom he has spoken in the Reception Hall of the Consistorial Palace.

Thus, the students, between 8 and 10 years, have been able to ask various questions about the day to day of the mayor and about the functioning of the City.

López said after the meeting that "one of the greatest satisfactions of the mayoralty is to be able to meet with the children" and stressed that "we must teach them that this is their home and that they must grow to fill the positions they They are now occupying the politicians. "

He was pleased that "they ask about everything and are very informed about what is happening in their neighborhood and the needs they have," and valued that "they ask very well and very respectfully."

To questions of the press, the mayor has announced that ADIF has manifested to the City Council of Cartagena the will of the public entity to make available to the Consistory Cartagena the path that runs through the old bridge of Mompeán, where a museum room, And the slope of the Batel to the port for urban development.

At the same time, José López has assured that a project will be launched by the architect José Manuel Chacón to open the Tonina submarine to the public.

In addition, a student from the Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena (UPCT), who in his final project of his career studied ways to open the submarine with a design that included the opening of two fireworks for the transit of the visit without having Which go up and down the turret.

"We are advancing in the transfer of the land," said the first report, who said that "both the Navy and the shipyard are delighted to collaborate" as "at the same time we expanded that sea front and dignified that area of ​​the city that Is a little more forgotten. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena