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The Soccer School La Esperanza has enrolled only 50 children this season, when the 2013/2014 came to 150 entries and had to remove two teams in the competition and suffer economic losses for 3000 euros, which may cause the disappearance Club

During an awards ceremony, Councillor for Sports Diego Ortega (PP), promised an artificial turf in 2014 that never came

This morning, before the media have appeared Jose Lopez (MC), together with the President of the Neighborhood Association of the District Virgen de la Caridad, Juan Gómez Ayala and Jose Rivera, president of the College Football for Hope

Citizen of Cartagena (MC), Movement wants to publicly denounce the football field La Esperanza has artificial turf, resulting in the exodus of children in two directions: some leave to other clubs and teams with fields artificial turf in search of dignity and comfort not found in La Esperanza;

and others who can not afford spending for obvious reasons of economic hardship, simply leave the club and the sport, at the mercy of other activities that will certainly not add value to the lives of these young people as it gives sport.

In 2013, the Councillor for Sports, Mr. Ortega, goes to the district at the awards ceremony of the season finale, back in June, and during the act of his hands a promise, "Hope for 2014 have artificial turf. "

In August this year, quoting Mr. Ortega in the travel agency of the Virgin of Charity Slum where he comes accompanied by Eduardo Armada.

Asked explanations about the promise of artificial turf, receiving only answer a terse "no money".

For MC Councilman Jose Lopez, "as a direct result of this lack of grass, of the 150 assigned to the school during 2013/14, only been registered for 50 children this year kids, the rest is other more graceful for municipal investments and therefore devoid of clay and the ugly wounds of earth and stones down on "clubs.

He adds that "it is withdrawing two teams in the competition, one in Cadet category and another in Children, losing enrollment, the security and mutuality of each team estimated at € 500 each, besides being punished € 2000 each, which can cause the demise of the club. "

Given the above, the mayor of MC Jose Lopez has asked the media to "pass on what happens with the Six Hundred, where someone insists that what is now a neighborhood of workers, becoming a ghetto and a problem for your neighbors and for all Cartagena ".

Source: Movimiento Ciudadano