The Popular Party of Tías denounces the "lack of foresight and planning" of the Government presided over by José Juan Cruz Saavedra, which has caused the municipal registration service to "close for ten days". A situation that has generated the "logical discomfort" among citizens who have come these days to carry out procedures and have had to go home empty-handed.
The Populars consider it an "irresponsibility" that the municipal government "has not been able to keep a service that is essential in operation" whether to register newborns or for new residents who need to register to continue with different administrative procedures.
In this sense, they point out that the city council must "guarantee the operation of all departments and services" regardless of the conditions or circumstances of the workers, especially when "they are not unforeseen issues but are perfectly foreseeable", as is the case.
For the Populars, the municipal government had to have "foreseen the situation and arbitrate a temporary solution that would allow the services to continue and not interrupt them, without any notice for ten days as it has been".
