After reading the statements by the mayor of Alicante, published in this newspaper recently concerning the so-called Law of Historical Memory "does not contain any mandatory on the question ', ie the withdrawal of honorary titles awarded to the dictator and the symbols and exaltation of Franco, the Civic Commission for the Recovery of Memory Historical condemns, once again, his repeated and fallacious arguments, and invites you to reflect on their own words and publicly corrected their statements irrelevant, both as a citizen, as well as, in particular, which now boasts transitional and circumstantially, president of the municipal corporation. In both, his conduct should be scrupulously respects the legislation and the democratic values \u200b\u200band principles that inform our society.
fell outside the rule of law, and seeking to evade or defer, with intrigues and subterfuges, accounts of political suicide, a further deterioration of their image or a miscarriage infiltrated a ballot box.
Mr. Alperi should follow the advice of his party chairman, Mr. Rajoy, who insists that the law-all, without exception, are to observe and abide by, and look in the mirror of the municipal council of San Vicente del Raspeig -or in other municipalities, also neighbors, as mayor, also PP, convened months ago in order to remove the dictator's appointment adopted child, after seeking a legal report, which notes the imperative of Law 52/2007, known as the Law of Historical Memory: definitely not mandatory and facultative and even less manipulable. Law in article 15 states that: "The government in the exercise of its powers shall take appropriate measures for the removal of shields, badges, plaques and other commemorative objects or references or collective exaltation of the military rebellion, civil war and repression of the dictatorship ", so that in implementing it, should the withdrawal, and subsequent cancellation, by our present Constitution Hall, the various honors given to the dictator, submissive to the same corporations and other individuals involved in the cases above were related.
The Civic Commission for the Recovery of Historical Memory summons back to the mayor to retract his usual evasive statements and acts by virtue not only of the legal mandate, but also the responsibilities of a democracy, that nobody and nothing should obscure.
For the Civic Commission:
Fernando Trives, Daniel Moya, Antonio Martin Lillo, Oscar Llopis, Miguel Mauri, Manuel Parra, Luis Pesquera, Cerdan Tato and other
fell outside the rule of law, and seeking to evade or defer, with intrigues and subterfuges, accounts of political suicide, a further deterioration of their image or a miscarriage infiltrated a ballot box.
Mr. Alperi should follow the advice of his party chairman, Mr. Rajoy, who insists that the law-all, without exception, are to observe and abide by, and look in the mirror of the municipal council of San Vicente del Raspeig -or in other municipalities, also neighbors, as mayor, also PP, convened months ago in order to remove the dictator's appointment adopted child, after seeking a legal report, which notes the imperative of Law 52/2007, known as the Law of Historical Memory: definitely not mandatory and facultative and even less manipulable. Law in article 15 states that: "The government in the exercise of its powers shall take appropriate measures for the removal of shields, badges, plaques and other commemorative objects or references or collective exaltation of the military rebellion, civil war and repression of the dictatorship ", so that in implementing it, should the withdrawal, and subsequent cancellation, by our present Constitution Hall, the various honors given to the dictator, submissive to the same corporations and other individuals involved in the cases above were related.
The Civic Commission for the Recovery of Historical Memory summons back to the mayor to retract his usual evasive statements and acts by virtue not only of the legal mandate, but also the responsibilities of a democracy, that nobody and nothing should obscure.
For the Civic Commission:
Fernando Trives, Daniel Moya, Antonio Martin Lillo, Oscar Llopis, Miguel Mauri, Manuel Parra, Luis Pesquera, Cerdan Tato and other
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