| And not to invent agreements that are not real and have not been taken by members of his party | From the Popular Party we express our discomfort at the news published by the Totana City Council in which they show "that they agree to peatolanise a total of 14 squares and streets of the urban area" among all the members of the corporation, which is not true.Yesterday, the Popular Party attended the councilor for services.During the meeting, this option was raised by the Government Team, to which the PP Spokesman, Juan Pagán, expressed: "We are not against pedestrianization of streets, but we do not consider that this is the time or the ways to take Agreements on this type of action we are in favor of informing those affected and residents of each area so that they can express their position, in addition to having police reports.It is an ambitious project and we believe that this is not the time to undertake it.
This is the time to take action to help your neighbors and not the time to create more problems for them.
In addition, we consider that if it is necessary to study a specific case to favor the hospitality industry, that it be studied, but the whole announced group considers that it must be done after the relevant studies and counting on those affected.
"We think that the Government Team is using a situation to cover up actions that they had raised before the crisis and that now take this as an excuse, without taking into account those affected.We have said it as active and passive, it is time for the City Council to take the necessary measures in the face of the socioeconomic crisis that haunts us, but not to use the situation to carry out actions that must be studied and agreed with those affected and neighbors.The PP has not voted for this action to be launched, and we stated this at the meeting.We ask the Mayor not to involve us in his unilateral decisions.The Popular Party does not understand why the Government Team falsifies news, what do they intend to achieve with it? We imagine that after the rectifications that they have had to take for the celebration of the weekly market they want to involve the opposition before the possible rejection of this proposal by the residents of the municipality.Juan José Cánovas is the Mayor of Totana, despite being the least voted in democracy, but we also remind him that his recent actions are unnecessary and timeless and his democratic attitude is conspicuous by his absence.What you should do is get to work and take full measures to benefit the residents of Totana in their business and life.
It is time to focus on urgent measures, since we are surely the last City Council to take them.
