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The Association of Journalists of the Murcia region of their headquarters located in Cartagena.
à ‰ T his has been one of the issues that the dean of the College of Journalists of Murcia, Juan Antonio de Heras, announced this morning the Mayor Pilar Barreiro.
The visit has had an institutional component, since it is the first time that Juan Antonio de Heras and part of the College Board Barreiro visit after taking over the College of Journalists of Murcia.
One of the commitments you have in school this term to initiate a process of decentralization that start with the creation of a demarcation in Cartagena, noted De Heras.
They still have outstanding issues as deciding the location and services could be provided in the port city, but are committed to putting into operation in a couple of years.
They also have in mind turning the journalist into an entrepreneur. We want to promote self-employment and small business development.
There are organizations like the Chamber of Commerce, the Association of Young Entrepreneurs and local government that will help us in this task, stressed the dean of journalists.
Currently, the Journalists' Association has 270 members.
The new board has the task of relaunching the activity of the partnership, in the words of De Heras, see that it pays to be together in defense of our activity. But not only that, one of the ideas that have arisen in the first municipal authority has been to sign a cooperation agreement for information professionals of Murcia and the rest of Spain are aware of the cultural and tourist attractions of the city.
As for job losses in the media and the closure of delegations, Juan Antonio de Heras, announced that in the last two years, have lost their jobs throughout the region over 350 journalists. Its objectives are clear: To the journalist does not have to retrain, the College will bet that society as professionals nosreconozca essential.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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