Second block of candidates for prefects of Pichincha announce an audit of the current provincial administration

In the second block of candidates for prefects of Pichincha, the six candidates promised their voters joint work with mayors and the community, but also to oversee the current administration of Paola Pabón and optimize resources, as part of their responses to the fourth thematic axis on administration. provincial.

The candidate Andrés Castillo, of the PSC, believes that in order to relate to the cantons of the province of Pichincha, one must first clean up the house inside. Therefore, he proposes the restructuring of the staff of the prefecture; install a process to optimize resources in the different cantons and close the institutions that do not serve the province, such as radio Pichincha.

Eliminating the road improvement tax in Pichincha is the proposal in which the majority of candidates for the Prefecture agree

For Daniela Zambrano, from Alianza Quito Vuelve, one of the main objectives of the Pichincha prefecture is to get closer to the citizenry. From this perspective, she proposes to make agreements with the different municipalities of the province to establish Citizen Attention Centers and thus people feel part of the prefecture and know the areas in which the institution intervenes and works.

The candidate of the Socialist Party Elsa Guerra said that she wants to leave behind the “politics of hate” and undertake the policy of reconciliation that puts common agendas for employment and security, among other issues, on the table. He mentioned that an emblematic project if he wins will be the implementation of the “Violet Mission”, for which it is expected to invest up to $50 million during the four years of administration, the resources will be delivered with the participation of the GAD to allocate them to seed capital of women and youth entrepreneurships.

Cecilia Jaramillo, from Popular Unity, announced that she will audit the last prefecture. And that she will create a popular citizen assembly with different sectors of society to supervise the public work carried out by the Prefecture of Pichincha. In addition, she pointed out that she will systematize the provincial ordinances in the Provincial Code so that all citizens can know them.

Gonzalo Pérez, from the Todos movement, announces community agreements being a friend and presenting successful projects as part of his administration, that whoever heads the Province Council must know which are the successful projects to ensure the markets.

It offers citizens to apply the guinea pig breeding project, which in their opinion is successful and this product can be exported.

Koya Shugulí, candidate for prefect of Pichincha for the Avanza party, points out that it will be an open and participatory government, that first it must be known that there are 104 parishes and it must be known which are the poorest; To do this, she proposes three projects: vertical agriculture with onion planting in Cayambe; entrepreneurship and technology; and, a water park in Rumiñahui, with which the province will be unified. (YO)