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The president of the Community and the mayor presented in the palace of St. Stephen's publication 'The day that shook Lorca', published by the City to raise funds and includes a selection of images of the tragic events of May 11

Affirms that all efforts are necessary, and all contributions, large and small, are welcome, since "Lorca can not and should fall into oblivion"

President of the Autonomous Region, Ramón Luis Valcárcel, accompanied by the mayor of Lorca, Francisco Jodar, presented today at the Palacio de San Esteban publication 'The day that shook Lorca', a magazine published by the City Council supportive of Lorca that head of regional government described as "graphic and literary testimony of the tragedy and pain, the tearing of the city and its inhabitants, open wounds in the face of the city, and the wounds of the soul."

On publication, Valcarcel is also noted that "the reflection of solidarity and witness of hope, illusion, faith and the daily struggle to try to get back to normal."

In this regard, he recalled that "are still needed all the aid and all efforts, that is an enormous task ahead, you are welcome all contributions, large and small, and that Lorca can not and should fall into oblivion, because traces of the tragedy are still very present. "

The president of the Community reiterated that Lorca "is a matter of state, so the state must address the reconstruction as has been done on similar occasions in connection with major disasters. Lorca Lorca and deserve a fair and equitable treatment and not what is that each Murcia is providing 32 times more than any other Spanish citizen to finance the measures taken to repair the damage, "he said.

'The day that shook Lorca' has a dual purpose: to raise funds for the Bureau for Development and provide the real picture of the tragic events of May 11 and its consequences.

The photos are of the Lorca Maria Jose Ruiz, although the publication also includes contributions from other photographers, while the author of the texts is Andrew Porlán.

The magazine has 98 pages and is sold at a price of 10 euros.

The first edition has a circulation of 10,000 copies.

Source: CARM