Politicians, parties and campaigns ❎ 📌





This year is the start of the new local elections, and in a couple of weeks, the city will have to decide their next major among other new authorities. The candidates and their parties have started promoting their campaign purposes and contenders at the doors of a recent local government change.

The city has to face their reality, and despite the current situation, the outlook appears not to have a short-term solution. My hometown was abandoned during this period, and many problems arose; Some must be solved before they scale into problems with significant complexities.

Insecurity, unemployment, lack of industries, water-related problems, excess of government workers, lack of budget, viability, pollution, and high living costs are the main concerns that generate discomfort in the citizens.

Meanwhile, the candidates are more immersed in highlighting their images rather than focusing on solutions that can improve the current crisis. The city has around 300,000 citizens, and we have 15 candidates for the town hall.

The centre of the flashes is focused on three contenders. I don't have preferred ones by any of them; their purposes lack arguments and logic. Their only resolution is to solve problems, but people need to say the most important, how.

I hope for the good of this city that someone capable can occupy the charges, along with the rest of the authorities and the people, can solve and get out of this crisis.


~S.

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