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Today marks the World Day of Consumer Rights and on that occasion Calasparra Radio City has received this week's visit of students and teachers from CEIP Our Lady of Hope and Emilio Pérez Piñero IES, who exhibited in a special program radio, organized by the Department of Consumer Calasparra City Council, the work they do in their centers.
The School of Hope brought to the Municipal Issuer several interesting contraptions made from waste materials, with which students of the Center has discovered how fun it can be the recycling of materials for use in manufacturing, for example, toys.
Something similar schools have made in mills and Pedreras.
Teresa Salinas, responsible for Health and Consumer Affairs of Los Molinos, told Radio Calasparra as students' work has also been linked to the recycling of materials that have been developed with different objects and accessories for the various activities of the school.
From The Quarries, Pepi Moya, head of Plastic entire municipality invited to attend this school to see the exhibition that can be seen today at the Center.
A sample of toys, accessories and different tools that the students have made also using waste materials.
Finally, the students of IES Emilio Pérez Piñero, accompanied by two teachers, visited the Radio and exposed and shared their knowledge of consumer rights.
The Consumer mayor, Maria Dolores Gomariz and responsible for the OMIC, Esperanza Marin, closed the program by revealing the statistics of 2012.
The Municipal Office of Consumer Information last year received nearly a thousand questions, of which 150 have been dealt with as complaints.
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Mobile telephony was again, as happened in 2011, the biggest issue has sparked complaints, followed by electricity, gas and banking, by preference.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Calasparra
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