The leader of CC in the south of Gran Canaria, Alejandro Marichal, will assume a series of greater responsibilities starting this April in the party led by Pablo Rodríguez on the island in order to generate a more compact formation with doors open to the entry of more new air. The renewal of the party takes place in the south of Gran Canaria through Marichal, who must coexist in this strategy with the mayor of Mogán, Onalia Bueno, waiting for him to dissolve the acronym to formally join CC before 2027.
The departure date will be April 13 at the island convention under the slogan 'We lead Gran Canaria' and that will mark the steps to assume responsibilities in different municipal and supra-municipal levels. It is not to be ruled out that Marichal in the national congress of CC obtains a position of greatest regional responsibility. Translated: he is called to be the one who articulates the speech before business organizations on the island and professionals linked to tourism.
The agenda of the president of the local CC committee in San Bartolomé de Tirajana will be to promote the drafting and development of a Plan for Modernization, Improvement and Increase in the competitiveness of shopping centers in the tourist areas of Gran Canaria, the transformation of the centers commercial spaces that have become obsolete in new commercial, leisure and tourist spaces that allow the requalification of the destination and the generation of new jobs.
The party in the south of the island will be responsible for coordinating the development of the Tourist Infrastructure Plan for the island of Gran Canaria through the promotion of the Consortium with the aim of renewing the obsolete public tourist spaces on the island. One of the proposals for 2027 is to promote the largest Promotion Plan for the island of Gran Canaria carried out to date in potential tourism markets, promoting quality over quantity and doubling the current promotion budget.
CC in the south of Gran Canaria is on the agenda to launch a rehabilitation project for homes over 50 years old in Gran Canaria that, for social and economic reasons, have not been able to be taken over by the communities of owners privately, in addition to developing a program, jointly with the Government of the Canary Islands, to promote housing cooperatives with aid for access to the first home.
