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| Demanding the non-face-to-face modality for the January university exams | The Councilors, Marta S nchez and Carlos Semitiel, in the City Council of Cieza, has signed together with the rest of the youth leaders of all the City Councils of the Region a joint declaration requesting the non-presence celebration of the ex January college exams. Today, Socialist Councilors of the 45 municipalities of the Murcia Region, responsible for the Youth Area, among whom are the Socialist Councilors of the City of Cieza, Marta S nchez and Carlos Semitiel , have signed a joint declaration in which they show their solidarity and support to all university students, adding to their demand to reverse the decision adopted by the competent authorities to maintain the face-to-face modality in the exams of the January call. Municipal officials indicate that from this weekend “36 of the 45 municipalities will have restrictions on the mobility of people through the perimeter closure of each of them, due to the high incidence of the pandemic in them ”, so“ it is difficult to understand that the competent authorities continue to maintain the face-to-face modality in the performance of exams, since it involves the displacement of tens of thousands of students from all points of the Region, even from other Autonomous Communities ”. Likewise, they point out in their statement that this type of exams could cause "the agglomeration of students in the corridors, common areas and other places such as cafeterias or canteens." They make special mention of the problem that causes the movement of public transport to the examination centers, given “the difficulty of many students to travel to university centers given the lack of public transport and the low frequency of passage of the The same in many of the municipalities and populations of the Region, which, in addition to being detrimental to those who find themselves in need of moving, could become a situation of risk of overcrowding in buses and trains on the routes with the highest demand ”. Finally, they point out that “in mid-November, by the Technical Health Committee of the University of Murcia, the realization of the exams in their face-to-face modality was already discouraged, recommending that they were developed through a non-face-to-face mode. Therefore, given the current epidemiological and health situation, we consider that the competent authorities will reconsider the decision taken and establish the online modality in conducting examinations ”, as well as that the educational system be provided with more resources to "guarantee equal access to the means necessary to carry out the online exams", and that the "Report that endorses the completion of the in person of the exams in this January call ”.

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Source: PSOE Cieza