On the occasion of commemorating this June 11th as Good Resident and Neighborhood Leader Day, Mayor Francisco Azcué held a meeting with neighborhood representatives of the city, an opportunity in which he highlighted the work that each of them carries out “out of conviction, solidarity, and a sense of service”.
First of all, Azcué thanked everyone for the commitment they have for the place they represent and invited them to continue working together even though “these are difficult times and we are going through a crisis that affects us all”, highlighting that “what a neighborhood president does, they do out of conviction, solidarity, and a sense of service”.
“This city grew in a totally disorganized way, under total irresponsibility, and that led to thousands of people from Concordia not having access to basic services today, such as water, who do not have the minimum infrastructure to live in a healthy environment, and we do not want that anymore, and that is why we must be very efficient with resources and how we use them,” stated Azcué.
That is why the role of the neighborhood leader is important because although “we are not desk politicians, we walk the streets every day and we have a very complete diagnosis of all those neighborhoods to develop public policies based on education, sports, the culture of merit, and order; I ask you to help us change this reality”.
Government Secretary Luciano Dell´Olio and the Director of Neighborhood Commissions Enrique Lobelos were present.
First of all, Azcué thanked everyone for the commitment they have for the place they represent and invited them to continue working together even though “these are difficult times and we are going through a crisis that affects us all”, highlighting that “what a neighborhood president does, they do out of conviction, solidarity, and a sense of service”.
“This city grew in a totally disorganized way, under total irresponsibility, and that led to thousands of people from Concordia not having access to basic services today, such as water, who do not have the minimum infrastructure to live in a healthy environment, and we do not want that anymore, and that is why we must be very efficient with resources and how we use them,” stated Azcué.
That is why the role of the neighborhood leader is important because although “we are not desk politicians, we walk the streets every day and we have a very complete diagnosis of all those neighborhoods to develop public policies based on education, sports, the culture of merit, and order; I ask you to help us change this reality”.
Government Secretary Luciano Dell´Olio and the Director of Neighborhood Commissions Enrique Lobelos were present.