PSOE and Podemos seal in Tías a government pact "progressive and social" focused on "the well-being of citizens." The signing of the pact was held this Thursday, June 15, at the Los Lirios cultural center.
"The municipal government pact of Tías between the PSOE and Unidas Sí Podemos is a firm and sincere commitment to the citizens," thus begins the pact document for governability led by the leaders of the two parties, José Juan Cruz and Nicolás Saavedra.
"A social contract against inequality and exclusion and in favor of common progress, without anyone being left behind." A document that publicly expresses "the values, principles, and ideas that identify us and that guide our policies and actions throughout these four years of legislature 2023-2027.”
Both will govern in majority with the ten councilors of the PSOE and one councilor of Unidas Sí Podemos. The socialist leader, José Juan Cruz Saavedra, will be supported as mayor in the investiture plenary session of the Tías City Council by the councilor of Unidas Sí Podemos, Nicolás Saavedra.
"The government's priority will continue to be close attention to the residents with a direct line of work to solve problems related to the community and coexistence marked by solidarity, sustainability, social, healthy, and inclusive actions," they both declare in the document.
"This government pact is a reflection of our way of being, of our way of governing." "From dialogue and seeking agreement with others, in order to jointly build a future that promotes the common good and social cohesion and that faces the fight against climate change, taking advantage of the opportunities for development and employment offered by the revolution of the circular economy and the energy transition," they state.
The document contemplates the basic reference points of the government, focused on "public service and the protagonism of the people." It is structured in several sections that include measures to be implemented in the coming years. These sections are: a sustainable, social, supportive, and inclusive municipality, without a gender gap and healthy.
Likewise, it details "its commitment to the towns with detailed actions," which already have approved projects, in "Conil and Barranco de Tegoyo, La Asomada, Mácher, Masdache, Puerto del Carmen, and Tías." These actions will be complemented with the plans approved to "strengthen tourism and commerce in the municipality."
Their planning includes actions in all towns and bets on "quality employment, training, tourism modernization, and the fight against climate change." In addition, the government pact also specifies the areas of responsibility that the ten socialist councilors and the councilor of Unidas Sí Podemos will have.
The Socialist Party will be responsible for the following areas: Of Mayor's Office and urban environment, in addition to:
- The management of urban solid waste, protection against noise, light, and atmospheric pollution in urban areas.
- Supply of drinking water to homes and evacuation and treatment of wastewater.
- Internal regime.
- Promotion of citizen participation in the efficient and sustainable use of information and communication technologies.
- Electronic administration.
- Citizen attention.
- Cleaning of dependencies.
- Mobile park and Gardens
- Heritage.
- Contracting.
- Human resources.
- Urbanism.
- Classified activities.
- Public shows, harmless.
- Road infrastructures.
- Economy and Finance.
- Culture.
- Protection and management of historical heritage.
- Cemetery and funeral activities.
- Youth.
- Tegoyo Hostel.
- Patron saint festivities of the municipality.
- Commerce.
- Street market.
- Tourism and beaches.
- Education.
- Housing.
- Sports.
- Mobility and urban collective transport.
- Health.
- Protection of public health.
- Employment.
- Fishing and Subsidies.
Unidas Sí Podemos will have these areas: First Deputy Mayor and Social Services, also:
- Citizen participation.
- Actions in the promotion of equality between men and women, as well as against gender violence.
- Protection of animals and possession of potentially dangerous animals.
- Civil Protection
- Agriculture and livestock
- Seniors and the elderly
