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The Popular Party, including the regional deputy yeclano Vicente Maeso has been absent for the vote, has rejected the proposal to relocate the School of Design in Yecla the Municipal Corporation had supported unanimously.

Antonio Villaescusa said, with a clear gesture of disappointment and after witnessing live on the Regional Assembly Regional Government's refusal to place in Yecla School of Design "Today Yecla has again lost another major train and, unfortunately, and many slights to a city as enterprising as ours, aggravated and outrageous situation to see a member of PP for Yecla, Vicente Maeso, cowardly absent during the vote on a proposal approved unanimously by the full City Council in Yecla ".

Villaescusa has emphasized that "every politician should yeclano internal reflection of how much has struggled to try to bring an investment as important as the School of Design in our city" and has called into question the representativeness of Juan Miguel Benedito and his team and its partner in government and that "not have deigned to come to Cartagena to force a motion so important for Yecla," considering that "today has ceased Benedito mayor, since it has not represented our city and our Town Hall. The history books will speak one day of the cowardice of Yecla PP has not wanted to defend the interests of Yecla and now has missed the College of Design. "

Antonio Villaescusa said: "Today is a difficult day for us because we are very excited about getting an investment like this to Yecla, but it will not be so and we will continue struggling to convince the Regional Government of Yecla is the best location for the School of Design, and we ask for everyone's efforts for the unanimous agreement of Full Council of Yecla continue claiming for all the channels to get it. "

PSOE spokesman in Yecla wanted to "thank the thousands of yeclanas yeclanos and we have supported the agreement of the municipal council and the support on the Internet, with hundreds of adhesions in the web of support for the College or social networking sites like Facebook and Tuenti, and, of course, also for trade unions, social partners and political parties that have enveloped the initiative. "

Villaescusa has concluded that "we will work harder to convince the Regional Government and we will continue to make more proposals that are good for our city, as we have been asking the Third Institute, the project to regenerate the south side of Castle with Rate Yecla project, the impetus for new sports facilities to demand, among others, the third pavilion, the construction of public housing for the elderly or insisting on a large municipal agreement to establish the basic policy lines take precedence over any partisan conflict. "

Source: PSOE Yecla