The town raised its voice in Camagüey

Camagüey, Apr 27. Government Representatives of almost 800 thousand inhabitants of this county - more extensive agricultural region of Cuba - sesioned in the Eighth Ordinary Meeting of the X Command of Government, to perfect and to accelerate the priorities of the housings damaged by the hurricanes, to value the march of the productions of foods and to impel the incorporation to the work or the study of detached people.

Delegates to the Provincial Assembly of the Popular Power and deputies to the Cuban Parliament for this territory, also recognized the results of the Second Process of Rendition of the delegates of districts and the population's participation in the solution of the problems of the own communities, in spite of the cyclonal setbacks.

Jorge Lezcano Pérez, advisory of the National Assembly, intervened to reason the dynamic and rich of this democratic process that links to the town in their incessant administration to improve the quality of life in urban neighborhoods, sugar little neighbourhood, communities and until in the most remote villages in the country.

He said that it is a process that finishes never, in which are constantly mobilized the neighbors, the entities and state institutions in function of giving answers or solution to the formulated positions.

The assistants to the assembly, referred to some doubtful administrations in the answer to the matters outlined by the delegates.

In that topic, the invited Julio Cesar García Rodríguez, first secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba in Camagüey, reiterated that the administrative directive of any organism, entity or institution of the State are obligated to be in the place that the community requests them and to respond in the smallest possible time the outlined restlessness, because it is in fact the town who chose them and who it can remove them when he understands that they are not worthy of the trust deposited in them.

The Eighth Session was presided over, also, by Jesus García Collazo, president of the Provincial Assembly and the also deputed Faure Chomón Mediavilla, advisory of the Parliament from Cuba.(Rolando Sarmiento Ricart)