The Popular Party of Totana asks the current government led by Andrés García (PSOE) and Juan José Cánovas (IU-Ganar Totana) to take stock of their management at City Hall and publicly explain to citizens why they have not been able to meet your electoral programs.
More than 500 performances, between the two parties, swelled their programs in fabulous diptychs offered in the streets.
The verbs "come, we will do, we will build" have remained in simple electoral promises that have not been consummated.
"An electoral program is the commitment with the citizens and we have the right to know why they have not been able to reach an agreement and promote the initiatives that reflected their electoral programs," said Sánchez Ruíz in the development of a press conference.
"It is easy to tell the citizen that taxes will not be touched or that hundreds of measures will be promoted to improve their lives, but a politician must be honest and comply with his electoral program, something that the coalition government has not been capable, but he has invested his efforts in trying to maintain the pact without exposing their internal conflicts ", pointed the popular leader.
"Measures such as approving the General Plan, not raising taxes, promoting youth employment, opening closed buildings, transparency portal, permanent citizen consultation, promotion of trade, rural surveillance, and a long list of measures are the proof that they have fulfilled their commitments with the citizens, "he concludes.
