OmiZIHón de Deber Municipal

Still interesting and confusing that those who are generous to make donations are not considered to be helping the community because of who is the mayor. Wow! More so when those great organizations were established prior to the current mayor taking office. Confusing.

You're still misinterpreting things. I never said they weren't helping. And the community is much more than the few poor families they help. Most of us never invaded the lands we live on to gain possession of them, but that's a whole other perspective. They helped him become mayor by creating thousands of clients for him. I warned them well over a decade ago that they were being used, but some folks simply misunderstood and others got angry with me, not unlike the response I'm getting now. Excuse me if I pass on filling you in on the entire history. Much of it can be found in my blogs, linked on my home page, and much of it can also be found in old posts here and on my old Message Board Archives. The two search engines here can help. And being a mayor isn't a politician's only goal or reward for having tens of thousands of beholden voters.

Meanwhile, the damage to the city is done and continues. All those hillsides above the 70-meter mark were supposed to be set aside as our ecological zones. We were quite happy with that. Then came along unscrupulous politicians, professional squatters, and good-hearted but poorly informed people. To some folks, the appearance of doing good is more important than the actual outcome of their actions.