During his visit to the Balcones de Oblatos and Río Verde neighborhoods, José María “Chema” Martínez, candidate for mayor of Guadalajara, promised an infrastructure program that will include the repair of streets, among other things, so that they do not have potholes.
The standard bearer of the “Let’s Keep Making History in Jalisco” coalition stated that, if he wins the elections, he will address the needs of those who live in the east of the city.
When touring Balcones de Oblatos and Río Verde, the Morenista lamented the state of certain roads and areas of the city, which demand all kinds of solutions, starting with the repair of potholes.
As part of his work project “First the Neighborhoods”, the standard bearer of the coalition between Morena, PVEM, PT, Futuro and Hagamos mentioned that a couple of its axes are focused on improving public services, for which he spoke in favor to put an end to the “tire-killing” potholes in his administration.
“We are not going to allow this situation anymore, I ask that we continue working with joy, with hope, but also with a lot of determination so that together we can make a change. We have to improve this,” she declared.
The candidate thus continued with his house-to-house tours, in the different neighborhoods of the city.
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