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The Socialist Municipal Group criticizes the Government team, PP, for discharging responsibility for cleanliness in the neighbors of Murcia, as the City has presented the second phase of the campaign 'No seas marrano', under the name 'There are still A few but very noticeable ', in which the emphasis is placed on the' active participation of citizens'.
For the councilor Maite Espinosa, "if the objective is for the population to self-examine, be aware of, take responsibility and participate, it is not understood very well what the City Council is keeping a millionaire contract with the concessionaire of the cleaning service, That the Councilor of Development give away brooms so that we all get swept up. "
Espinosa points out that "it is logical for citizens to realize that shiny streets are everybody's job, and I am convinced that the vast majority already know it, so it is not necessary to present a campaign in a hype as if the Councilor of Fomento would have discovered the gunpowder ".
"Awareness is a more pedagogical work than marketing," says the councilor, who adds that "any excuse, however minimal, is more than enough reason for the Government team to take a photo and sell it as a big success".
In addition, he insists that "a walk in the streets of the city and in any hamlet provides enough information on the state of cleanliness, so that there are no more audits, surveys and self-exams. In fact, the same staff of the company, With their daily work, should know perfectly where the main deficiencies are and influence them. "
The socialist councilor said that adapting the cleaning to the needs of the Murcia, examining the city to detect what is needed, start a program of container dumps and announce the new campaign in different supports, as well as distribute merchandising "is not Other than what has been done in this municipality in the last decades. "
Source: PSOE Murcia
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