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Can you post the budget here so we can see what’s delegated to law enforcement and infrastructure improvements. I’m also curious how the cement company contributes to local employment as you want to diversify out of tourism, a project you describe of this magnitude would certainly seem to benefit local construction labor.

What an odd request. You're welcome to pore through the 2024 budget documents on the municipal government's website. I don't have the time to go over its carefully prepared minutia. It looks more like it was written by a publicity agency than any accountant. Regardless of what it says, we citizens can clearly see where money is being spent and where it isn't. Every week, if not every day, a new street seems to be announced, many in recently regularized neighborhoods in our former ecological zones originally invaded by squatters, often allegedly fomented by politicians that would include the mayor when he was director of Fibazi. First for the votes, then for milking the budget for public works, meaning pouring cement for their streets and walkways. Local police may get new uniforms and vehicles and even life insurance, but if I read correctly, apparently we have less than 60 municipal police. And while there may be a few security cameras scattered around town, they are woefully inadequate for our needs. Local police seem to be just for show, same as the police who aren't from here. I mean, how are police from other places supposed to fight local crime if they know nothing about our community?

You're welcome to contact Constructora El Hujal and ask them how many people they employ. I'd prefer construction NOT be our largest local employer. We do NOT need to grow. That is a capitalist myth.