The governor points out Austerity, Security, Health, Education, Mobility and Social Programs During Government Report

Before 12 governors, two state representatives, the national president of the PRI, César Camacho, from the state, Hugo Contreras, from the PAN, Miguel Ángel Monráz, the president of the Supreme Court of Justice, Luis Carlos Vega Pámanes, mayors, local and federal deputies, as well as senators, the governor, Aristóteles Sandoval, rendered, this Tuesday February fourth, his first report of results, in which he pointed out progress in austerity, health, education and social programs, among others:

"... We implemented ten measures of austerity, and these are generating a savings of around 100 million pesos; we changed the luxury cars, cell phones, travel expenses, trips abroad, gasoline, to direct them to support more than a million and a half children..."

This review, which is part of a great collection of five volumes delivered to the Administrative Office of the Congress, last Saturday, included in an unprecedented way, a citizen gloss, which after exposing positive products, received comments from 100 participants.

In this he gave relevance to the challenge of lowering the common expenses, and mark differences such as the re engineering of the ministries, which allowed to save 191 million pesos this year and he added:

“..I am not here to look after my position, nor my popularity, I am here to take care of the State and to drive its transformation and to carry out the decisions that the people demand for a real change ..."

During this same gloss, and when questioning about the ruling for the increase to public transportation, both the state ruler as well as the head of Mobility, Mauricio Gudiño, avoided the subject, before diverse groups, mainly the one of Ecology of Jalisco, which has made several observations about the awful service that it still delivers, while the deaths under its wheels continues rising.

[readon1 url="http://www.prensaglobal.com/notas/63674.html"]Source: Prensaglobal.com Translated by Rene Tripp[/readon1]