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Giménez Gallo, who thanked Torralba for assuming the traffic cut in the historical case proposed by MC, considers that "the baggage of these 15 months in mobility seems meager" being his "great achievement" the 24 zebra crossings in the Floridablanca street The Municipal Group MC Cartagena has received this morning a letter from the mobility councilor, Juan Pedro Torralba, reporting the traffic cut in the historic center from this weekend, as proposed by the mayor of this formation, Jesús Giménez. "It is a gesture that honors him, at least he recognizes that we set the pace and does not waste time, like his colleagues, in pretending that the initiatives are his," Giménez has valued. The councilor of MC has also reported that his group has asked Torralba "to recover the M17 mobility program, to apply the viability plan of the taxi sector, and to bet once on public transport." For MC "the baggage of these 15 months in mobility seems meager.

Not a meter of bike lane, even the new road of the Rambla Plan, seems not to have it; we do not know anything about the Santa Lucía dissuasive parking, the result of the" test "by bus to the west, on the Sifón road, and the great achievement, 24 zebra crossings on Floridablanca street," Giménez detailed. The MC deputy spokesperson also pointed out that "the European Mobility Week this year is committed to mobility without emissions, and even today the last and only electric vehicle of the City Council was acquired by José López". "Let's see if they abandon the empty propaganda that Castejón and Arroyo represent, Cartagena does not deserve a government in a can" has concluded Giménez Gallo.

Source: Grupo municipal MC Cartagena