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â—� The formation reminds the Consistory that it is the only one with an extension headquarters of the UNED that has not yet materialized its economic support to the institution

â—� "We do not understand the commitment of the Government team against the continuity of the UNED headquarters in our city," said local spokesman Antonio Puche

Citizens have demanded the mayor of Yecla to resolve urgently the payment of the debt that the Consistory maintains with the National University of Distance Education, UNED, "to avoid the closure of personalized tutoring in the city, scheduled for Monday 13, as communicated the regional direction of UNED in Cartagena to the students and towns ", explained the spokesman of the orange municipal group, Antonio Puche.

Citizens remember that both the Ministry of Finance and Public Administration and Education have already informed last year that the economic support of the municipalities to the UNED is perfectly legal, and in fact is occurring in all municipalities that host this institution, Except in Yecla.

In this sense, just ten days ago, the Minister of Education expressed her disagreement with the agreement taken by the local Government Board against authorizing the payment of outstanding debt with the extension of the UNED in Yecla, authorizing the time to the director Regional UNED to appeal to the City of Yecla.

According to Puche, "this attitude of the Government team, and in particular the Mayor Marcos Ortuño against the resolutions of the highest national and regional institutions on this issue, is an unequivocal proof of the lack of commitment of the local PP with the continuity Of the UNED in our city, at the same time as a clear contempt for the hundred students currently enrolled. "

According to the spokesperson of Cs, "the number of students of the center would increase if a bold and courageous commitment was made to the presence and growth of public university education in our city, but it seems that this is not one of the priorities Of the government team ".

Source: Ciudadanos Región de Murcia