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We want to move takes the problem of scooters in Santa Cruz to the Prosecutor’s Office

January 25, 2022
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We want to move takes the problem of scooters in Santa Cruz to the Prosecutor’s Office
Scooter thrown in Santa Cruz de Tenerife SERGIO MÉNDEZ

we want to moveone of the most active associations when it comes to defending the full inclusion of people with disabilities, has decided to go to prosecution In order to find a solution to the scooter problem in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

In a press release sent to the media, they emphasize that “in the absence of a response from the City Hall of Santa Cruzin the chaos that electric scooters are causing in the city” have chosen to inform the Prosecutor’s Office of the situation, which they summarize in “chaos” for them.

“We have exposed to the prosecutor the situation in which we find ourselves, of total defenselessness. The scooters left in any way, on any corner or blocking any sidewalk, represent additional barriers to overcome to those that we have historically suffered in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, ”he says.

They reiterate that “insecurity is absolute and the possibilities of risk are maximum”, so what they long for is “to have the same rights” as other citizens: “The response capacity that people with disabilities have in the face of these obstacles, when they are left anywhere or when found circulating through pedestrian zones and sidewalks, it is not the same as that of people who have all their faculties”.

They conclude by wanting to “include” in their positioning all those “elderly people” whose difficulties “are identical” to those of this group.





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