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Councillor of Commerce has sent a letter to the company explaining the damage it would do to the recovery of economic and social activity of the city after the May 11 earthquake.

March 1, 2012.

Councilman Trade of the City of Lorca, Eduardo Sanchez, has reported that the Consistory Lorca has sent a letter to the CEO of Inditex, Pablo Isla, requesting that it does not comply with the notice of closure of stores your company has opened up when the center of the city, a request that the Municipal Government had moved the company in various discussions with responsible for explaining the damage it would mean for the recovery of economic and social activity of the city after the earthquake May 11.

Sanchez has conveyed to the group of companies which depend establishments Lefties, Bershka, Pull and Bear, Stradivarius, Kiddy's Class, "one of the sectors in which it carries out the recovery of life and activity of Lorca after the catastrophic earthquake is undoubtedly the trade. "

So the mayor asked that under "current solidarity to help the revival of our city, keep open to the public in the center of Lorca the various operations that the group has at present, mainly in the main artery , Avenida Juan Carlos I, at least for a period of time to allow our city back to normal in terms of trade and economic activity. "

The council stressed that "these are places that have a deeply rooted between Lorca and society in recent years have boosted the commercial life of the town and made significant profits.

In the letter the City states that "the closure by the Inditex Group in these shops nestled in the main commercial and Lorca would be a serious economic decline in these difficult times, for the negative effect it would on commercial fabric and the economic activity of the municipality as a whole. The city of Lorca need help after suffering the worst catastrophe in Spain in recent decades, and the only thing we ask in these difficult times, and how important it would be for this city, is to prolong time the presence of their establishments in the town to allow us to recover the activity that earthquakes were stolen. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca