Beatriz Perdomo leaves the Environment area of the Güímar City Council, although she will keep the Treasury and Heritage delegations, as confirmed yesterday by the mayor Gustavo Pérez, who pointed out that it will be the PSOE who will decide who will now take charge of such a delicate department the same time so transversal.
Perdomo left the Department of Urban Planning when the PSOE ceded the Mayor’s Office to the CC in June 2021, taking over the same Airam Puerta, who had been mayor for the first two years of his term, as was signed in the PSOE-CC pact to prevent the popular Luisa Castro will renew as municipal councilor.
Since the change of councilors, Beatriz Perdomo -number two on the PSOE list- has behaved like a loose verse in the municipal government. So much so that in various plenary sessions she has voted in the opposite direction to what her fellow government members have done.
Perdomo has been opposed in some matters that concern the sanitation plans, both in the Polígono and in the entire Güímar Valley, which the Cabildo has promoted, highlighting her opposition to the connection of the Puertito de Güímar to the regional treatment plant, when, according to her, an Edaru would be more profitable just for that nucleus, since it costs less than half of what will be invested in the network of pipes from that nucleus of 5,000 people to the Edaru, located in Arafo.
Precisely, the matter of the spills has been the trigger for Perdomo to have decided to leave the Environment area, despite showing on more than one occasion his satisfaction with the work carried out with the municipal technicians, as, for example, in the matter of the spills in Agache, with the construction of a purified one in Golete, which, however, has received a negative response from its neighbors, fearful of possible bad odors from the facility, as they denounced before the Common deputy.
Beatriz Perdomo, now on leave due to a medical intervention, was decisive in the extraordinary plenary session on Tuesday to carry out the technical specifications of the solid waste collection and street cleaning contest.
Although he had doubts about whether he could vote electronically, he finally did so and the government group (nine councilors) was able to approve it, given the direct rejection of the opposition (eight). Without his vote, he would not have made it through.
