Faced with a public hot in the auditorium of the University of Murcia, Meyer has been called "to recover the alliance between the forces of culture and the working classes to address the economic crisis we are living. "
United Left candidate for the forthcoming European elections, Willy Meyer, visited Murcia, where he has been accompanied by Pedro Marset, former MEP and candidate for the Murcia region to Europe. Faced with a public hot in the auditorium of the University of Murcia, Meyer has been called "to recover the alliance between the forces of culture and the working classes to address the economic crisis we are living. "
For his part, Pedro Marset, who presented the head of the UI list, wanted to note the position Izquierda Unida held against the Bologna process, calling for a genuine dialogue between the government and the student community about the European Education Area. "United Left have been supporting students in all the demonstrations against the plan Bologna - Marset said. Willy Meyer in this regard has explained that "what is happening in the field of university education is the result of the implementation of specific recipes that are embodied in the Lisbon Strategy, enthusiastically signed by both the PP and the PSOE and developed both in the failed Constitutional Treaty and the Lisbon Treaty, which consists in putting the market rate of interest of the citizens. "
"In Izquierda Unida understand the university as a public service and have always gambled and bet on a public, free and quality, for knowledge, not the commercialization of it," said Meyer.
IU's candidate said that "Europe is at a crossroads: we can choose to keep the same model that has led to the current crisis, based on the privatization of public services, deregulation, and ultimately work in non-government intervention in the economy, or we can vote with our reverse this situation and vote for a change of model, which ensures that public authorities instruments to put in the center of all politics the public interest. "
Meyer wanted to appeal to citizens to go to vote," according to data from Eurobarometer, 73% of English will not vote on 7 June. Not voting "continued Meyer-means delivering a blank check to the PP and the PSOE, which are responsible for the current situation."
"Both the governments of the PP and PSOE voters opted for a model of economic development based on the brick in residential construction and real estate speculation, instead of betting on industrial production sectors, which are those that generate wealth and employment. "For this reason it is not credible when Zapatero calls for less brick and more computers, because now they are criticizing their own economic model. In saying this looks like it had not been ruled for 5 years and it was a newcomer to the Moncloa, "Meyer joked.
" Izquierda Unida For the solution to this crisis is not going to inject money into banks to keep their benefits astronomical, but getting the money to those in need, to workers, small and medium businesses and self-employed through the creation of a public bank to ensure that the money reaches the real victims of the crisis. "
"We must rescue the strategic economic sectors as energy, steel, telecommunications, part of the automotive sector and invest the profits of these companies in R + D + i in order to raise, for example, a solution postpetróleo society, because if this debate does not address the government will do the multinationals in their own benefit. "
MEP and candidate for IU has exposed the "hidden agenda that share common PP and PSOE, which goes beyond economic policy and also affects foreign policy and EU security. The two bet on the contingency NATO and the increase in military spending, as proposed in the Lisbon Treaty ".
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