During Tuesday afternoon, mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Secretary of Urban Development Osvaldo Pérez Hatoum, led a meeting with representatives of the various urban hygiene cooperatives that have been working in the city for a few weeks.
After describing the financial situation with which the administration began, mayor Azcué highlighted the political decision to work jointly with the cooperatives whose tasks were divided into the different sections.
“It is important that we can share meetings of this type because you know better than anyone how the city is and what is being done can always be improved. I encourage you to continue in this way because from our administration we are going to recognize the effort,” highlighted Azcué.
BALANCE
Secretary of Urban Development Osvaldo Pérez Hatoum pointed out that it was a meeting where a balance of what has been done so far was made. “This is just beginning and we understand that there is much to do, but little by little the work of the different groups is being consolidated. We hope that the community will respond with empathy to the effort we are making from the Municipality.”
Responses are being given to the demands of the residents “with a present State and we must commit ourselves to having a better city for everyone. There are 18 work groups, made up of different numbers of people, some with 10, others with up to 30 members, with a participatory Municipality.”
The Undersecretary of Environment Constanza Montoreano also took part in the meeting.
After describing the financial situation with which the administration began, mayor Azcué highlighted the political decision to work jointly with the cooperatives whose tasks were divided into the different sections.
“It is important that we can share meetings of this type because you know better than anyone how the city is and what is being done can always be improved. I encourage you to continue in this way because from our administration we are going to recognize the effort,” highlighted Azcué.
BALANCE
Secretary of Urban Development Osvaldo Pérez Hatoum pointed out that it was a meeting where a balance of what has been done so far was made. “This is just beginning and we understand that there is much to do, but little by little the work of the different groups is being consolidated. We hope that the community will respond with empathy to the effort we are making from the Municipality.”
Responses are being given to the demands of the residents “with a present State and we must commit ourselves to having a better city for everyone. There are 18 work groups, made up of different numbers of people, some with 10, others with up to 30 members, with a participatory Municipality.”
The Undersecretary of Environment Constanza Montoreano also took part in the meeting.