translated from Spanish: Morelia between potholes, decentralising and unfinished works

Morelia, Michoacan.-between the various problems which affect the city of Morelia, three some of the problems are that more urgently should attend, because complaints are consistent of the Morelia on potholes, street shops and the unfinished works that seems to never end.
Morelia bumpy at the start of election campaigns and at the same time the rainy season, the Michoacán capital was most neglected increasingly in this subject, leaving motorists with the anxiety of if one day the streets are repaired.
Ending the electoral campaigns and after failing in his quest for re-election, Alfonso Martínez Alcázar denied that there was neglect on your part in the problem of potholes, despite constant complaints from the Morelia in social networks.
At the entrance of Raul Orozco Moron as new mayor of Morelia, promised that three months would eventually is problematic, however days later and already started an intense campaign of patch realized that this time frame was only to fix the areas most criticisms and main roads.
Over the past few weeks the City Council reported that one of the main causes of remained bumpy it is because the streets have been exceeded its useful life, in addition to 25 cases of damaged cars have been recorded since it started the new period of municipal government, the latest according to the direction of traffic and mobility.
In recent days the own Raúl Morón asked patience at the Morelia in the topic, since patching strategy implementation has been paused by the intense rains that have occurred in the capital, so the promise of repair of the roads is far from c umplirse in a few months. This you have to add that during his visit to Morelia, President-elect, Andrés Manuel López Obrador pledged with the Mayor to provide a federal resource addressing roads.
in general the worst affected streets are the sides of avenues (Camelinas, the Beltway and Madero Avenue) in addition to some marginalized city colonies.
Decentralising peddling is steady in some areas of Morelia for several years, especially in the vicinity of the independence market, located in Lazaro Cardenas Avenue, the Capuchin square around the monument to General Lazaro Cárdenas and in some parts of the historic center.
On the subject of one of the commitments of the former Mayor, Alfonso Martínez was to leave the streets and sidewalks free of street vendors for the arrival of the next administration. The issue is not resolved, and conversely the City Council acting became mired in a battle of “aguacatazos” between authorities and traders.
At the entrance of Raul Orozco Moron and his officials, the head of the Department of markets and trade in public, Otilio Bernal Herrera said that the priority is to maintain dialogue with traders intending to relocate them, without having a space defined for that action.
To this is added that October 04, members of the Organization in defence of indigenous peoples raised without permission a market in the Plaza Melchor Ocampo, intending to remain there until the 12th. On the subject, Moron Orozco took a stance of tolerance because it looks very difficult to withdraw before the announced date, despite various talks with the street.
Unfinished works on the other hand the theme of works that seem to not have a date of conclusion generates more traffic than usual.
Between streets that have forced motorists to deviate are two of the historic center: Antonio Alzate and Valladolid, the latter was suspended during Alfonso Martínez re-election campaign and taken up at the entrance of Raúl Morón. On the same citizens complained that street did not need major repair and that the previous Administration not catered roads with more needs.
Days before he left his post, Martinez Alcazar said that it would not work unfinished, promise that broke.
A similar situation is the dahlia Street in the colonia Esperanza, which was abandoned after he received 100 percent of the intended resource. Meanwhile last month, city officials reported that the previous administration justified the works unfinished because of lack of resources.

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