The urban area of the municipality, San Blas and Mount Cho Pancho are three cores in which the population demands an improvement in the municipal services of San Miguel de Abonaaccording to the Socialist Municipal Group.
His councilwoman Antonia Cabrera says she echoes the neighborhood requests and assures that she transferred them to the plenary session. This is the case of the demand of the residents of Juan Pulido street, the alley that is located on the transversal of Alfonso Mejía street. They request the pruning of the weeds since, until now, it is the residents who eliminate them.
Another of the points in which maintenance must also improve, points out the socialist councilor, is on the beach of San Blas, a place where garbage is accumulating. Added to this is the Monte Cho Pancho recreational park, a space that “needs urgent intervention, there are broken tables, areas that have not been pruned for some time, sinks that leak water and, in addition, recycling containers are missing.”
The socialist councilor of San Miguel de Abona, Antonia Cabrera, maintains that, “as can be seen, they are requests that can be met without any problems.”
