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The City Council of Bullas has joined the initiative promoted by the 'Feminist Movement of Valencia' in which they call for actions of protest and awareness in the municipalities throughout the national territory before the approval of the next General Budgets of the State for 2017 in The amount allocated to finance the fight against gender violence amounts to € 0.00011 of the total budget and 10% less than 7 years ago.

June 19 is the day chosen for all people who want to support this initiative to be present in all municipalities to demand to increase to 120 million euros the budget allocation for equality and the fight against gender violence, since that Week is when Congress is scheduled to discuss and approve the State Budget for 2017.

The actions will begin throughout the national territory at 12.00 in the Town halls that have joined or in which any association or group is coordinating.

When the City Council of Bullas requested its adhesion was the unique City council of the whole Region of Murcia that was added to this initiative and that at the moment counts on the collaboration of the Brigade Morada de Bullas, of the Group of Local Matícate Theater and the Bookstore in the Clouds.

In the coming days will be published the schedule of events and activities for that day, although from the Department of Equality announce that if you want to actively collaborate at a particular level or as a partnership in 19J and put your grain to combat sexist violence can Get in touch with the Equality Agency.

You can find all the information regarding this topic in:

Https://agendafeminista.org/adhesions-anem-per-totes-19j/

Https://www.facebook.com/ayuntamientoscontramachismocriminal/?fref=ts

"We encourage you to be present at our Town Hall next June 19 from 12:00, FOR THEM, FOR US, FOR WHICH ARE NO LONGER, FOR WHICH THEY CAN NOT RAISE THE VOICE, BY YOUR DAUGHTERS, BY YOU NINETS, FOR EVERYTHING, IT'S ENOUGH!

Notes Councilwoman Chari Martínez.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Bullas