The Gomera Socialist Group candidate for mayor of the municipality advances her programmatic lines linked to sustainability, the optimization of water resources and the improvement of municipal services
Chinea assures that among the challenges is the implementation of comprehensive planning to establish population in the town
Tuesday, April 25. The candidate for mayor of Agulo, Rosa Chinea, has advanced the programmatic axes with which she will participate in the local elections on May 28, in which she will be accompanied by a team of women and men committed to the municipality for about four years that she described "as decisive in terms of the change in the social and economic model that must occur in small towns, as is our case."
Chinea assured that among the main challenges is the implementation of comprehensive planning to establish the population, while alluding to the “revulsive” that will be the investment of three million euros of European funds for strategic lines such as sustainability, water management or the optimization of municipal services.
“In a small municipality, municipal management takes on greater importance, because we measure every last resource to be able to make it available to citizens,” said the candidate, before recalling that, at a time like the current one, “Agulo needs a team of people prepared in values and committed to their people, to respond to municipal needs.”
He maintained that, with the materialization of the different programmatic axes, together with the resources from Europe, as well as the cooperation with the rest of the public administrations "we will be in a good position to address other fronts such as population stability." In this sense, he pointed out the impact that the construction of the northern social-health center will have, "an incentive not only for social-health care, but also for the generation of employment in the entire area."
Rosa Chinea is accompanied in her candidacy by Miguel R. Melo, Oriana Plasencia, Pedro J. González, Rubén Santos, Álvaro Escuela, Yuvane Conrado, Estefanía Morales, Noelia Morales, Pedro M. Cruz and Elena Cabrera.
