The PP denounces that Noda's "lack of initiative" is causing a "serious paralysis" in Yaiza

The Popular Party of Yaiza accuses the Government of Oscar Noda of "blocking the development of the municipality by keeping investments paralyzed in the southern municipality." Councilors Juan Monzón and Guayo Rodríguez denounce the "inability of the government group to materialize the bulk of the investments budgeted in 2024 and leave the execution percentage at a very poor 20%."

“Despite the fact that they boasted of having incorporated 25 million euros of surplus into chapter six of investments, the reality is that throughout the year only about 4 million were materialized, which is clearly a derisory amount for a tourist municipality like Yaiza, which already exceeds 18,000 inhabitants and has so many needs,” says the PP spokesperson, Juan Monzón.

For the Popular Party, the "supposed good management that the local government talks about is a mere illusion, and the budget data from last year proves it." “The management in terms of investments has been disastrous and we greatly fear that in 2025 we will continue with the same tone of neglect in terms of improving public spaces and infrastructure,” they say.

From the PP they regret “the lack of initiative and leadership” that Oscar Noda is demonstrating, “more concerned about his political ascent than about the problems and real needs of the residents of the municipality.” In this sense, they emphasize that "there is no excuse to justify the lack of investment because it is not that a certain work is delayed or has been paralyzed. We are talking about the fact that, having the money, the municipal government has been unable to execute 80% of the economic resources, which is clearly a management failure.”