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During the reign of Juan Lopez as the first Mayor of democracy following the 1979 elections was a major boost to education in the town and built two schools, Assumption and Immaculate Conception Jordan.
The new School, located next to the new Sacred Heart Public School, has already begun work to meet the social and educational needs of children aged 0-3 years.
Puerto Lumbreras City Council has approved a Municipal Council through the name of the new Infant School by the name of Juan Lopez, in recognition of which was first mayor of Puerto Lumbreras democracy.
The mayor of the town, Maria Angeles Tunisia, explained that with the appointment of the new nursery school 'Juan Lopez' we want to acknowledge the work of the former first mayor in democracy in Puerto Lumbreras, a time in which there was a educational boost to the municipality. "
Thus, the municipal nursery that is located next to the CP Sacred Heart began operating last September and Infant School will be called 'Juan Lopez'.
Thus, the new center is located next to Sacred Heart CP, and has 800 square meters distributed on one floor, and with an investment of EUR 500,000 through the region.
This new building, which is adapted to the social and educational needs of children aged 0-3 years has: six classrooms, a dining room, bedrooms, bathrooms, a playground, a multipurpose room, offices, kitchen and storage.
In this sense, the mayor of Puerto Lumbreras, M ª Ángeles Tunisia, explained that "with the opening of this new public kindergarten continue to improve Care Network of the municipality, which has increased the public squares of 60-600".
Juan Lopez, first mayor of democracy in Puerto Lumbreras
Juan Lopez Garcia was the first mayor elected in the democratic era in the town of Puerto Lumbreras, and died last June in his hometown.
He was born on November 23, 1929, in the midst of a modest family of farmers.
He earned the title of Master of Primary Education in 1955 and served as such all his life in Lorca, in Góñar and Puerto Lumbreras, in the parish schools that consisted of two classrooms who ran himself and his wife Asuncion.
Coinciding with this period served as Justice of the Peace, and in 1977 was appointed Director of Sacred Heart College, where he served continuously until his retirement in 1995.
In 1979, the first municipal elections held under the 1978 Constitution and Lopez headed, as an independent, the list of the Democratic Center Union (UCD) party chaired by the then Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez.
During his period of engagement in politics was a major boost to education in the town and two schools were built, Assumption and Immaculate Conception Jordan.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Puerto Lumbreras
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