JAÉN, Aug 21 (EUROPA PRESS) –
The councilor of the Popular Group in the City Council of Jaén, Esther Ortega, has demanded from the mayor, Julio Millán, “more involvement in the maintenance and conservation of municipal markets, where unfortunately, we find ourselves in situations like the one currently in the Mercado de San Francisco, where the elevator at street level has not worked for several weeks and the City Council has not provided an urgent solution. “
In this sense, the mayor recalled in a press release how from the socialist ranks “they were the first to take the photo when some public element did not work from one day to the next, and from the Popular Party we have waited several weeks for see if it could be fixed, but we are very afraid that this arrangement is on vacation. “
Thus, he regretted that anyone who needs to go up that elevator finds a “ridiculous post-it”, without the government team offering users a “serious” signaling. For the popular councilor, this situation “cannot be extended any longer”, so she has asked the person in charge of the area, María Orozco, “to stop selling meetings on social networks and get to work at once, because in His government responsibilities have already had many opportunities to meet with all the economic sectors of the city, and among them, the entrepreneurs of the municipal markets.
“They have already had a lot of room for action, but we are very much afraid that he has opted for the easiest option as the PSOE does, which is to promise and then do nothing.” “We understand that to carry out the smoke machinery that sells projects that never materialize takes a long time, but we believe that a little more involvement would be necessary for the municipal markets, which are undoubtedly going through a complicated situation such as
consequence of the coronavirus “, has affirmed the popular councilor.
Ortega added that from the PP “we encourage Millán to go down to the
street, get out of the office, and get to work on everything you promised
in his stage as a candidate, because we fear that the
end of the mandate and the only thing they will achieve is to continue increasing the debt
municipal and the number of unemployed “.
“The San Francisco Market has a large influx of elderly people who require this elevator, and its breakdown is preventing them from approaching to make their purchases.” For this reason, he has asked the first mayor for “speed” to put this public service into service, which is very useful for the people of Jaén who buy in the municipal market.
For Ortega, “it is fair that if merchants are required to be up-to-date with payments – as they should be – and to comply with municipal regulations, the City Council provides a quality service, which for now, in the third year of municipal mandate is not being fulfilled, “he stressed.
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