The Cadena SER together with the newspaper El Día organized this Monday a new ‘Meeting of leaders’ at the Real Casino de Tenerife. The mayor of the Santa Cruz de Tenerife City Council, Patricia Hernández, invited in this new edition, has drawn some of the lines that her government team works with the idea of developing during this term.
On the land of the Cepsa Refinery, Hernández assures that they work so that “It is a reality and not a declaration of intent as the former mayor, José Manuel Bermúdez, advanced almost a year ago”. It also bets on “modernization” of trade in the capital of Tenerife and for the construction of new public car parks.
Public housing
The mayor also recalled that the process to build almost 300 homes has already begun. The capital city council says that the process has begun “in record time” to build 44 houses in El Tablero, 215 in Cuevas Blancas and 40 in María Jiménez.
In addition, he has put as an example that there were sculptures of the city “stored or destroyed” or that in many cases there is little planning in the activities, also proposing that the Carnival be a “Business opportunity beyond the month of February”.
Along these lines, he has indicated that in this mandate the Masonic temple will be rehabilitated to turn it into an interpretation center.
The mayoress has indicated that “there is no explanation” to the fact that Santa Cruz de Tenerife has fewer places in public nursery schools than La Matanza or that no public housing has been built in the last twenty years, regardless of the replacements, hence make them strategic objectives of your mandate. “It is inexplicable and unjustifiable”, has pointed.
In addition, he commented that there is a “absolute chaos” in the city due to the lack of parking, since only about 6,000 of the more than 24,000 planned in 1992 have been executed, for which reason it has proposed to enable about 600 spaces in the Juan XXIII area, near the Hospital of La Candelaria.
In addition to announcing that they are working to multiply the nursery places in the municipality, which he considers clearly insufficient, and to launch the construction of more than 300 public houses in various areas, he spoke of recover the money from Las Teresitas.
He assured that the government team does not believe the supposed bankruptcy and insolvency that the businessmen allege, and that is why they have taken legal action to expose him. This would mean that they have asked for the “lifting the veil”. In other words, to determine who is behind these supposedly undercapitalized companies, in this case Las Teresitas Investments. And whether or not these people have assets or money to pay. If they do, they “lock”; that is, they are prevented from transferring or spending the cash until the debt with the City Council has been satisfied, the 96 million that the courts have determined that they must return.
He also regretted that the previous government group had not immediately requested the provisional execution of the sentence or precisely to prevent the capital of these companies from disappearing.
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