The President of the Granada Provincial Council, Francis Rodríguez, took stock on Monday of the government’s first 100 days at the helm of the regional institution, a period during which, as he emphasized, the regional council had become an “ally of the city councils” and had opted for public works with investments amounting to around eight million euros, while already working on Preparing an “expansive” and “realistic” budget that is “compatible with the needs of citizens.”
In a public appearance accompanied by the team of deputies at the Palace of Niñas Nobles, Francis Rodriguez emphasized that during the first 100 days of the government, the Regional Council regained the role it lost some time ago to once again become the active engine of conservative development “without sectarianism.”
In this context, Rodriguez claimed that “another management model is possible”, a model of strong regional capitals that will be supplemented this year with a specific line of aid to municipalities suffering from population loss, and it is expected that within a few years the foundation will announce the study it commissioned. The University of Granada in this regard, which will serve as an instrument in the goal of implementing a new demographic challenge plan.
The President of the Regional Council also referred to nearly eight million euros of public works in these first hundred days of the government, where more than 30 projects have been processed and awarded and work is underway on twenty more, among which he mentioned the road providing access to Boliva which was advanced It has reached 37 companies and is expected to be granted within a few days.
Among the Foundation’s strategic projects, the President named the Coastal Path; The headquarters of tropical tourism, the sports bicycle path, or the path of castles and fortresses. In addition, he announced an upcoming meeting with the Almería Provincial Council to revitalize the port of La Ragua in order to strengthen it.
He also pointed to the “important” developments in the plans for works, services, and investments taking place in the field of water to address the supply problems that various municipalities suffer from. Francis Rodriguez has weighed in on the Regional Council’s commitment to collect garbage in provinces where taxpayers pay as little as possible, a context in which he expressed regret at the rate imposed by the Government of Spain.
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In the field of tourism, the Chairman of the Provincial Council called for not wasting the many attractions of the province and the need for good rail and air connections, although he was against the subsidy model to attract flights. In fact, he announced that work was being done to restore new contacts by promoting the boycott and taking advantage of the media influence of the European summit hosted by Granada.
Thus, measures are looming in countries such as Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal, Italy and the United Kingdom, while in a few days the regional council will be at a London exhibition to promote the boycott.
In the field of sports, he expressed his satisfaction that the Foundation “inaugurated the Armila Sports City” and is working for the province to host one of the stages of the Queen of the Vuelta Ciclista.
On the other hand, he pointed to the promotion of paralyzed public employment offers and reported the creation of nearly fifty firefighter positions for next year in the authority that the institution has to extinguish fires in municipalities with a population of less than 20 thousand people.
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