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The Center for Language and Communication of the Altiplano threatened by excessive politics of education cuts by the People's Party at the national, regional and local levels.

Socialist councilors and Salvador Ortega St. Pasquale has come out of the statements made by members of the Executive PP Yecla who last week accused the PSOE of Yecla of being behind the day general strike in teaching Tuesday 22 May.

Holy Savior has said that "who led the strike was not the Socialist Party but the 'hack' that the PP is giving to public education. Again turn to complain about the inheritance of the previous socialist government, not that governed communities by the Popular Party are those that have more problems in education. "

Santa has asked members of the PP in Yecla "if it is true that jeopardized the Center for Language and Communication of the Altiplano due to the intention of the Ministry of Education to centralize these centers in the capital of the region."

Meanwhile, Pasquale Ortega stressed that the cuts "affect AMPAs, they will be doing fewer activities. They say they will spend on scholarships, but they say that scholarships are only 60 euros and many families do not have been able to receive because they are incompatible with those of the Autonomous Region who, incidentally, is being delayed in paying Bonolibro and we are in June. cuts that continually occur affecting the two institutes who are owed money, reduce increasingly free education, involving the reduction of scholarships from high school, the overcrowding of classrooms, the teachers' sick leave less than 10 school days which must be addressed with the resources of the center itself as well as a rise outrageous university fees. "

Pasquale has finished Ortega noting that "in times of crisis we must know how to prioritize spending and what they will cut back on education are giving it to banks. The Department of Education has cut 40 thousand euros and still do not know how it will affect to schools and students from Yecla. "

Source: PSOE Yecla