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The Mayor of Caravaca de la Cruz, Jose Moreno, and the Councillor for Education, Esther Poveda, have appeared before the media to reiterate the commitment of the City of Caravaca de la Cruz with the National Distance University (UNED) and its extension Caravaca de la Cruz.

Jose Moreno explained that the information published in recent days, the result of misunderstandings have generated an unfounded social alarm, and tutorials for the course 2015/2016 normally begin next week.

Also, the mayor noted that "a commitment from this government, as it was earlier, keeping the headquarters in Caravaca, providing a service to both the West and to neighboring provinces and also do unilaterally, as is the Town Hall who bears the costs and is committed to maintain and even demand an increase in its teaching program. "

This team will continue to support the Government of extension caravaqueña exemplified in one of the demands that address the UNED were moved at the meeting last September was the arrangement of the heating system of the headquarters, located in a Municipal property owned by the Plaza del Hoyo;

action that is already rush.

Also at the meeting it was proposed to increase the educational offer with new qualifications and courses.

As for the debt owed to the UNED, the mayor of Education reported that last September, before holding the meeting in downtown Cartagena associate, was made part of the payment corresponding to 2015, this week has paid the second payment and the rest will be paid before the end of the year, fulfilling the commitment agreed at that meeting.

"Our intention has been at all times to resolve the outstanding debt and for this we must plan and agree on a basis and establish a viability plan that will ensure continuity of this service at the time," said Poveda.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Caravaca de la Cruz