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November 8, 2011.

The Mayor of Lorca, Francisco Jodar, presented yesterday afternoon the publication "The day that shook Lorca," and descriptive graphic testimony of what happened in Lorca since 11 May.

The magazine, created by photographer María José Ruiz and Andres Porlán writer, has a supportive since the benefit obtained from their sale will go to the Bureau for Development to help those who are faring worse as a result of earthquakes.

Jódar in his presentation noted that "it is a necessary volume, which is destined to become a basic reference for the whole world might know the devastating effects of earthquakes in our city."

Similarly, the Mayor of Lorca said that "we needed a publication of this nature that help to tell what happened and that made the problem that cross borders and live know."

Jodar said that "through nearly a hundred pages of" The day that shook Lorca ", through images and texts, they accurately tells what has happened in our city, without giving away any question, and transmitting the firm intention of the city of Lorca to recover from the tragedy. "

Maria Jose Ruiz for his part wanted to point that "this is a magazine that we would never have done. But in the situation in our city we wanted to do our bit for her recovery, and do so through the pages of this publication. "The day that shook Lorca" is hard work and many tears, but also the pride of a people in adversity and suffering has been able to stand up and fight. "

Porlán Andrés emphasized that "this publication is to be a window of hope. Lorca Because we wish to raise again rise Lorca and with it all of us. We have reason to believe in Lorca, and are not willing to give back our city in difficult times. "

"The day that shook Lorca" runs in its pages the May 11 disaster, the damage to the town of Lorca, the work carried out by the security forces and emergency demolitions and the status of cultural heritage.

But it also tells the many expressions of solidarity and support collected by the City of the Sun, and the hope that Lorca again be what it was.

The publication is available at a price of 10 euros at newsstands, bookstores and gas stations throughout Lorca and the Eroski Beacon Park for a few weeks begin to be distributed also in Murcia, Cartagena and other towns in the Region Murcia and in large cities throughout Spain.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca