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Jose Miguel Luengo Gallego, candidate from the list of the Popular Party, which obtained 10 councilors in the municipal elections, was elected mayor of San Javier this morning with the votes of their group and the abstention of the three mayors of Citizens.
The Municipal Corporation of twenty councilors, made today at the first plenary session of the legislature, is completed six mayors of the PSOE and two of Winning San Javier, who voted, each in their candidates, Jose Angel Noguera and Immaculate Rivers, respectively .
Jose Miguel Luengo 34, top civil and engineer in surveying and planning, received the baton from the hands of former mayor, Juan Martinez, who was melted in an emotional embrace, and whose team comprised, first as councilor in opposition, and for the past four years as councilor of Public Services.
Before a crowded hall acts, Luengo began his inaugural speech claiming to be "fully aware of the responsibility I assume, from which emanate the decisions as mayor."
Thanked the trust received the Popular Party of San Javier, as well as from peers and militancy "I felt so close" and expressed his respect and congratulations to the other municipal groups, "especially those entering for the first time" .
The new mayor of San Javier said that "citizens have given a clear message: they have given victory to the Popular Party, without an absolute majority, so to rule by agreement".
A situation that José Miguel Luengo takes as "an exciting challenge for someone who, like me, believe in democracy and true policy."
Luengo, who claimed to be of "San Javier before the Popular Party" was willing to negotiate, agree and listen to all proposals, in order to achieve the highest possible for neighbors well, while acknowledging that provision in the other groups.
"No policy will ism," said José Miguel Luengo said it will protest in defense of the interests of San Javier before any forum.
Despite signs of economic recovery, "San Javier there are still families who are suffering" recognized the new Mayor to forward some general lines of his policy as "lower taxes, greater comfort for pay, reform ordinances, employment , more education, more culture, more sport, and policies aimed at both adults and young people ".
In the acknowledgments section began with former Mayor Juan Martinez Pastor who thanked "his advice, his confidence and his dedication and work towards San Javier".
He also thanked the regional PP for giving him the opportunity to defend regional interests in the Regional Assembly during the last legislature, "where I Curti on dialogue and consensus-building in each parliamentary initiative ever tried it was unanimously".
He was excited at the mention of his grandfather, Miguel Gallego Zapata, official historian of the town of San Javier, "my best friend who taught me to love San Javier and important values ​​of life."
He also had thanks to his mother and sister and his father, Jose Anselmo Luengo, local and regional political longstanding "for instilling the concepts of honesty and efficiency."
His wife and two daughters thanked them for their understanding for his political career.
Luengo ended his speech with the theme of the patron Saint Francis Xavier "In everything, love and service," and "Long live San Javier".
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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