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The neighbors are waiting for the Government to cleanse and condition the two lots ceded to the Association: both lands have been available for months to start the organic gardens approved in Plenary

From PODEMOS Cartagena have announced that they will take to the next Plenary the needs of San Antón, in particular the situation of the square of Mula and the projects of urban orchards, whose start-up is paralyzed in the absence of the actions of the Local Government.

Pilar Marcos, spokesperson for the municipal group and candidate for mayor, said: "We know that for weeks now the neighborhood association has been asking the Councilor responsible for conditioning the Plaza de Mula, which does not have adequate lighting.

There are few lampposts and some of them are ocher colored.

You have to put more lights and replace the ocher with white.

In addition, neighbors complain about the lack of cleanliness and vigilance, all issues that prevent the proper enjoyment of the park. "

The mayor of PODEMOS has continued expressing: "On the other hand we have the urban gardens.

A project that our group presented in Plenary and that was approved unanimously.

We know that the Association has been granted by the owners two plots of land that only wait for the Government to clean and condition them, and we want to know why Torralba has been deaf to the petition for more than a year, when it comes to of an action that would serve to improve the environment and create community bonds, two of the most important issues that the neighborhood needs. "

From the purple formation has described as nonsense that the Local Government continues without giving response to very simple and common sense requests made by neighbors.

This inaction is more intolerable if it is possible, in the case of very needy neighborhoods like San Antón, which have also seen how the socialist government fails day after day its commitment to invest in neighborhoods and councils, and still does not implement the promised comprehensive plans.

Source: CTSSP