Ana Kringe, candidate for mayor of Dénia for the people's party and current mayoress of the city, has granted an interview to Dénia.com.
Following the round of candidates, the popular candidate talks about the issues that most concern to citizens.
May 11 from 2011 - 14: 10
Denia is changing quite so well, that doubt that there are many things to do, but
everything takes time and more with the crisis, little money they have employed in guess what
The most urgent and necessary.
Congratulations mayor
Ana Kringe think has done his job very well. I congratulate him for it.
The aid of the Law of Dependency, neither is nor will arrive while the PSOE is in charge of the Government of Spain. Everything that had to "come" to the CV, and to Denia, neither has come nor will come until, as the video says, the PP is ruling in Spain. And regarding who feeds me ... before it was my job, not the tourists, now with Zapatitos, we are more than 5 million playing mus in the queue of the INEM (we lack decks ...) Regarding Dénia, as a common citizen Simply say that Dénia since the PP has been doing works and reforms to improve the appearance of our city. I do not know if I had particularly put so many palm trees at the entrance of Dénia, but what I do know is that something had to be done, and it has been done, we have an entrance to our beautiful, attractive and modern city, with some roundabouts with some fountains that give joy to see them. Before roundabouts were sad, it seemed that you were going to enter Kazakhstan (at least!) ...
The streets begin to have paved new, which badly needed doing, and left and both bachear the streets, a cyclist or a biker (as is my case) have to be more careful for Denia potholes with cars. Not to mention new areas of parks for the kids, and healthy parks for seniors, such as the Marineta.
In my opinion, it is not doing wrong by Ana Kringe, what remains to be improved? Of course it is. But if it works as it has done so far, I will trust in the current government.
If we have to wait for Rajoy is in government for the council to work, we breaded. If we depend on Camps and his henchmen to this council work, let us by forgotten. Fewer words, less palm trees and for ours and the basis of our economy, tourism, I remember him the mayor, currently its budget in tourism, is the 1,5%. Aid to dependent families, which the PP rejects and does not apply, services for which we pay taxes and we can live better and finally red carpet and whatever you ask us tourists, who ultimately Alcabes are those who feed us.