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Current spokesman for Progress and Democracy Union in the city of Molina de Segura, Encarna Hernandez will be responsible for directing the project of training magenta for mayor of Molina de Segura in the upcoming municipal elections to be held in May .
Hernandez's candidacy for head of the Consistory list of Molina de Segura, has been selected by members of the municipality with 100% of the votes, registering a 75% in a primary election that could occur any affiliate without the need for collateral.
Encarna Hernández said that "UPyD has a draft Government Molina, an organizational model for the City, a city model, a course to strengthen our productive sectors and create jobs."
According to Hernández, with these foundations, and public policy of transparency and integrity, which have also been a priority in the work that UPyD has developed at City Hall during these four years, "are convinced that Molina may be a city ​​with a very different face: a fresh face, which excites his people and ready to grow over the next four years. "
Thus, the mayor of training magenta said "the first thing we're going to address if we rule Molina is the economy because of it everything else depends."
In this regard, he indicated that UPyD, expenditure policies and tax must meet several basic questions: first, infrastructure and productive investments to create jobs, since "every dollar we spend we must obey a plan and a model city ".
Also to strengthen social policy.
A radical social protection in a time when not stop growing inequalities.
"The citizens of Molina must have the certainty that the City Council will be there when needed."
In addition, improve services to citizens, with a more efficient administrative organization.
"Municipal services can no longer atomized in 16 councils".
"Our proposed organization of the City, already present in 2013, will result in savings that can be used to provide better services."
And finally, a fiscal policy to ease the tax burden to our strategic and productive sectors: industry, agriculture, hospitality and trade.
That is, "spend with planning and raising this same planning. Not with a electioneering order not to plug holes. With a city model to provide a better quality of life for all people living in Molina".
Hernández embodies a degree in Journalism, Master in research on the European Union and Diploma of Advanced Studies in Communication Sciences and Public Relations.
Source: UPyD Región de Murcia
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