"Proposals for change" theme of the Summer School in Sitges CP.
Madrid, July 13 .- The Summer School of the PP, to be held between 16 and 18 July in the town of Sitges (Barcelona), will have as its motto "Proposals for change" and will be closed by the party leader , Mariano Rajoy.
According to a statement from the PP, the School program will focus on proposals to combat the crisis and the destruction of, tera gold, jobs, from the government of the PSOE, which the PP considered "unfit" to lead a project to solve the current situation Spain.
The School, led by the Deputy Secretary General of Organization and Elections PP, Ana Mato, and the coordinator of this area, Jose Antonio Bermudez de Castro.
A Rajoy attend the closing, which will be his first trip, tera gold, to Wales to make themselves known after the Constitutional Court ruling on the status and next to it, involved the president of the Catalan PP, Alicia Sanchez-Camacho.
During the three days of course, the School will be several members of the PP National Executive Committee, as Javier Arenas Esteban Gonzalez Pons, or intervening in the tables on "Social Dialogue to create, aion kinah, jobs."
Also in attendance PP spokespersons of the Congress, Senate and Parliament, Soraya Saenz de Santamaria, Pio Garcia Escudero and Luis de Grandes, respectively, which explains the efforts of each of the cameras against the crisis.
The school is structured around three themes: Economy, Social Policy and Institutions, the PP believes that coincide with the lines of the last party convention, held in Barcelona in November 2009.
For Ana Mato, Wales and PPC are a "priority" for the party, because it is a community where "most are suffering the consequences of the economic crisis."
He also claims that the CFP can be crucial to prime the strength of Spain Cataluna within the common but, above all, there is a Catalan government dedicated to solving the problems of citizens.
He pointed out that the Summer School work on a comprehensive program in which list the "priority items for the alternative" that the PP wants to offer its citizens.