The PP de Galicia has underscored the significance of disseminating culture throughout the Galician territory, highlighting the party's efforts in this area through the active work of its Culture Commission and local initiatives, such as the 'CompArte' space in Santiago de Compostela.
Today, this space hosted the event 'Un Santiago capital cultural', attended by Borja Sémper, spokesperson and deputy secretary for Sport and Culture of the Popular Party, and Borja Verea, president of the Popular Party of Santiago. The event attracted over 100 participants, including Paula Prado, the general secretary of PP de Galicia.
During the discussion, the attendees addressed the cultural policies proposed by the PP and stressed the necessity for the local government to implement a broad cultural offering accessible to all citizens in the Galician capital. The party also took the opportunity to stroll through the city, allowing the national spokesperson to gain firsthand insight into the needs and real issues faced by the residents of Santiago.
