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The Socialist candidate for President of the Community, Begoña García Retegui moved this morning in Madrid the president of the Paradores of Spain, Miguel Martinez, the proposals of the socialists on the hostels Murcia Puerto Lumbreras and Lorca.
García Retegui supports the initiative of not closing the Parador de Puerto Lumbreras and that will make a huge investment to become the second school Parador of Spain, covering the entire southern region.
This will form permanent workers and youth to join the sector Paradores of Spain with the objective of maintaining and improving the quality, professionalism, corporate image and the tourism sector in Spain.
In the two hostels will enhance the local food and buying food to area businesses.
"Both inns mean a commitment to economic revitalization, tourism, quality and cuisine."
Therefore moved to Miguel Martinez to take into account the creation of employment among the unemployed in the region of Guadalentín, especially the hospitality sector.
In fact, said the new Parador de Lorca will create 50 new direct jobs, plus indirect Therefore, this time they will provide an incentive for the arrival of tourists.
Also claimed that the food they used to be in the region to raise awareness of our food.
"In an environment like Guadalentín Valley, where we have a strong agricultural sector and livestock, particularly pigs, would have to take these foods." We believe a key element that has relationships with area businesses for the selection of These products not only to the Parador, but in general to further enhance the tourism sector in the Murcia region, especially in a sector of quality such as House, because we can be proud of our products and make them known to the world " .
García Retegui added that these new facilities will mean a major boost for the local and regional economy in a sector that is experiencing difficulties.
The Socialist candidate gave all these proposals in writing to the president of Spanish Paradores, Miguel Martinez.
Source: PSRM-PSOE
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