VOX Cieza shows its satisfaction since in September a motion was held in full for the benefit of the industrial sector and the cleaning of the industrial estates has begun, I feel this is one of the 14 measures proposed to be carried out every two months. We know that the municipal services are working on it; inexplicably the motion with the twelve VOX measures was rejected and now their ideas are put into practice by the government team.
“After many years these polygons are receiving the attention they deserve thanks to our request, something that makes us think that what the local government is looking for is not to vote in favor of any VOX proposal, although soon after they are satisfied in part or in their totality ”, has indicated GM VOX Cieza spokesperson, Juan Antonio Piñera.
"This action has an intention that is already customary in this social-communist government: shake off those proposals that must necessarily be voted in favor," Piñera has reproached.
Reports submitted late
VOX Cieza presented in the last ordinary plenary session a proposal to request a report from the Local Police on the need and feasibility of installing a loading and unloading area on Avenida de Italia, as previously reported.
"At 8:02 p.m., that is, two minutes after the official start time of the plenary session, we received an email sent by the Traffic Councilor, Francisco Saorín, containing the report we requested," said the spokesman, who He adds: "Our request being satisfied, we agreed to withdraw the motion, as it was pointless to debate and vote on something that had been satisfied a few minutes before."
However, from this party, perplexity is manifested by the ineptitude shown by the local government since VOX registered the motion, no information was communicated in the informative commissions on the existence or commission of that report to the Police and on the same day of the plenary session, even after a few minutes from its beginning, said report was sent.
Further, the mayor María Dolores Carrillo presented a replacement amendment to the Popular Party with the intention of creating a Local Health Committee whose functions, well established, sought to involve the Councilor for Health (also Mr. Francisco Saorín). Such is their lack of involvement in certain health aspects prevents a better service, this is the case of the deficient information to the neighbors that was provided when the flu vaccines were exhausted: many of our elders went to their appointments at health centers to be vaccinated, and they found that there they were informed that there were no vaccines.
"If there had been a local health committee, or if there had been a greater involvement by the Councilor for Health, it is very likely that this undesirable circumstance would not have occurred," concluded Carrillo.
