Arvizu fails on his second attempt… The Ixtapaluca city council shows an accelerated deterioration in management – ​​Diario Basta!

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Security, water, public works and emergency response concentrate massive complaints of corruption, abandonment and lack of results from neighbors and groups

MARIO LOPEZ
CANTON GROUP

Ixtapaluca is experiencing one of the most critical moments under the second period of government of Felipe Arvizu de la Luzsocial discontent has multiplied due to the deterioration in security, water, public works and emergency response, areas that today concentrate the most severe complaints from neighbors, groups and civil organizations.

Public evidence reveals deep flaws in the current owners of these agencies, whose results have not been able to respond to the urgent needs of a municipality with more than 500 thousand inhabitants.

The Municipal Public Security Directorate tops the list of areas requiring immediate relief. The increase in high-impact crimes, frequent assaults and the formation of “neighborhood guards” in vulnerable neighborhoods reflect the loss of institutional control and the absence of a strategy that guarantees real protection. Neighbors have marched towards the Command Center itself to demand the dismissal of police commanders, accused of inefficiency and lack of operational presence.

He Water and Sanitation agency It is another red point, high areas spend days or weeks without supply, rates increased without visible works and complaints of corruption and mismanagement persist. The lack of planning has even led to massive protests and road blockades. Discontent grows because thousands of families depend on pipes that never arrive or arrive with long delays.

The situation is no different in Public Works and Municipal Services. Recent floods left dozens of affected families without support, and collapsed drainage, destroyed roads and insufficient lighting reveal an abandonment that has caused widespread discontent. Civil Protection, in addition, was unable to respond to the victims, which has sparked demands to replace the head of that area.