The PSOE denounces that the CEIP Menéndez Pelayo “is falling apart” and accuses Igual of “not doing anything”

The spokesperson for the Municipal Socialist Group, Daniel Fernández, has denounced the deterioration of the CEIP Menéndez Pelayo, which he has said “is falling apart”, while accusing the mayor, Gema Igual (PP), of “not is doing nothing.” In this center Cracks appeared in the playground and pavilion at the beginning of October.

This was stated this Saturday by Fernández in a press release, in which he indicated that he “takes charge” of the concern of the mothers and fathers of the students “who suffer, not only because of the deterioration of the educational center, but because breaches security measures like a fire escape to be able to evacuate the building.

UNTENABLE

“The situation is unsustainable, the cracks have shown the evidence of poor condition of facilitiesthey prevent students from going out to the playground to play or using the covered sports hall to do physical education or play on rainy days, the cold sneaks in through the old windows and the bathrooms are in an unhealthy state,” criticized the socialist spokesperson.

For Fernández “it is urgent that Concrete measures and actions are taken before the end of the year to carry out a comprehensive remodeling so that these families can take their children to an educational center where the City Council guarantees their safety.

PROPAGANDA

“The mayor cannot continue looking the other way,” stated the socialist spokesperson when “many Santander families are worried about their children because It is evident that the educational center is not suitable for them.“, he said. In this sense, he denounced that the councilor and the PP “continue with their propaganda as we see in the media”, in relation to the patio naturalization projects announced this Friday by the City Council.

Thus, Fernández recalled that this initiative was a proposal from the PSOE and emphasized that “it is good that take it seriously now after more than a year without doing so“But the urgent and priority thing now is to meet the demands of the mothers and fathers of Menéndez Pelayo.”

Finally, he pointed out that “we cannot get to the end of the year without these families having certainty and security that the comprehensive remodeling of the Menéndez Pelayo will be carried out.” “They must act now before it’s too late and we have to regret a misfortune, the educational center needs to be turned upside down and remodeled from top to bottom,” the socialist concluded.