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On Sunday morning (2/28/1910) Regional Secretary General for New Generations, José Manuel López, accompanied by José Angel Salinas (President NNGG Calasparra) and Davinia Saorin (Secretary NNGG and City Councilman of Calasparra) gave a wheel press at the headquarters of the Popular Party of Calasparra in response to the motion tomorrow, 03/01/1910 Municipal Socialist Group will present the program on School 2.0.

In the press conference was José Manuel López Emphasises that regional government for over 10 years developing a program called Plummer XXI which is modernizing schools, providing them with computing resources in order to promote the use of new technologies in teaching, improve the management of schools and optimize the info on the students to families.

There have been more than 18,000 computers, all schools have WI-FI coverage, more than 2,000 interactive whiteboards.

Yet it is demonstrated that Valcárcel and the Popular Party government itself is committed to new information technologies.

All these actions have been agreed in a pact are the result of dialogue and consensus and policy, which focuses on quality and commitment to improve access to information technology.

However, this new program whose motion shall present Socilista Municipal Group is looking for another easy photo improvisation Zapatero, which only seeks to divert attention from the real issues affecting the education system.

José Manuel (Secretary General Regional NNGG) recarcó Zapatero's government financed only 40% of total investment, leaving the remaining 60% of the autonomous community.

That is, "Zapatero invited, Valcárcel pay ..."

José Manuel also states that the educational community has been placed against this populist measure and Demag, the teachers union ANPE, students and FEREMUR federations and even sections of the Left and the union STERM, among others.

José Manuel recarcó also that "The Autonomous referred to the Ministry of Education a proposal that was piloting the implementation of computers and digital resources in some classrooms and schools in the region in order to allow us to evaluate the experience. This proposal has been accepted by the ministry. "

Source: NNGG Calasparra