A total of 103 of the 110 stores analyzed by Cocemfe Santona Cantabria in Santander and are inaccessible.

Observatory Cocemfe accessibility of Cantabria has analyzed a total of 110 shops and restaurants in Santander and Santona of which the majority, 103, have been inaccessible. Four of these entrepreneurs have undertaken to overcome identified barriers to accessibility, commitment to which the association will monitor and provide support.

It is the result of the initiative 'Santona and Santander are committed to the accessibility' launched by, tera gold, the Federation of People with Disabilities Cantabra physical and organic. On the occasion of this campaign, there have been two 'sweeps' to identify and raise awareness of accessibility barriers and local shops. To this end, we have analyzed accesses, doors, stairs, handrails, ramps, etcetera.

The initiative involving a total of 67 persons, among which seven representatives of the municipalities of Santona and, mortal gold, Santander. He has also collaborated Red Cross President Santona, Jaime Ruiz, the association of traders of the Old and widening of Santander, ONCE, the Down Syndrome Foundation and six media of the region.

Specifically, and as reported in a statement Cocemfe, 87, steps of the premises which prevents access by people with reduced mobility. Some traders blamed the existence of one of the, ffxiv gil, steps to the "problem" they have with the rain water because "the premises were flooded."

Premises with ramps, some had an inclination "excessive" what made them "difficult and dangerous."

Cocemfe explains that this campaign was intended to "sensitize the citizenry and traders in particular" that "we all want to have autonomy when it comes to shopping, going to a coffee shop or enjoy leisure time. According to highlight, accessibility is "a benefit for everyone, both customers and merchants."

Therefore, traders gave a diptych which stresses the need to make a commitment to achieve universal accessibility and equality of opportunity and promote "all citizens have access to services without anyone, for any reason, the feel excluded, since this is a right enshrined in legislation. "

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