Government of Cesar rendered accounts for the 2022 term with historic results

With the Accountability hearing effective 2022, the Government of Cesar demonstrated that the investments made have satisfactorily impacted the Cesar community, with major works of social transformation, among which are mentioned the Educational Infrastructure Plan, the Road Plan, and the Water Revolution. , sports venues, dispersion projects, agreements with municipalities and Saloa zone free of social inequality.

Two and a half hours was little time for Governor Andrés Felipe Meza Araújo to present all the progress of the Development Plan ‘We Do It Better’, built by Governor Luis Alberto Monsalvo and, considered the plan of the greatest executions that it has had. the history of the department of Cesar, with its five macroprojects.

There are 322 classrooms that are being executed and 40 in process, which are part of the Educational Infrastructure Plan, thus settling the debt owed to the students due to the deficit of classrooms in the different municipalities of Cesar. In addition, a classroom was built at the Popular University of Cesar, Aguachica headquarters, the UPC dining room in Valledupar, the first stone of the National Open and Distance University, UNAD in Curumaní, becoming the first consolidated university in the central area of ​​Cesar. “It is the university of peace, a university for victims, we are focusing and concentrating on all the processes associated with improving educational coverage and quality,” Governor Meza emphasized.

The Road Plan, another ambitious project, improves living, communication and commerce conditions in the urban and rural areas of the department with the construction of 367 kilometers of secondary and tertiary roads, called roads of peace, rural development and roads of competitiveness. .

“Within the framework of the Cesar-La Guajira functional pact, we intervened in 22 sections, 18 municipalities, 300 kilometers with more than $593.00 million, there are additionally three sections and the road to the path to El Cielo will be the first to be inaugurated in the country, within this pact, which made us worthy of recognition and congratulations from EnTerritorio and the National Planning Department,” he indicated.

We continue with the water revolution, there are eight urban centers that are currently benefiting from the investment of more than $220,000 million by Aguas del Cesar, an urban area with a historical debt of Codazzi, Astrea, Bosconia, Aguachica, Becerril, San Alberto, La Gloria, Curumaní, El Copey, which is making an important investment and the highest in the history of the department that could have been made.

Likewise, the sports venues for the Bolivarian Games were completed, 11 venues including new ones and the adaptations, fulfilling Valledupar, Colombia and the world, today there is a city prepared to be the capital not only cultural, but also sports, because It will allow us to continue holding new competitions at the national and international level, to continue showing this capital as a sports city and at the same time strengthening the leagues and stages for athletes.

Another notable investment in this government is the Vallenata Music Cultural Center, which is 47.5% complete. It is a great project that will safeguard and preserve Vallenata music and boost the economy.

There are also the projects that have generated direct benefits to citizens and they are: Strengthening 144 community action boards so that they are protagonists of their own development; gasification where households abandon firewood and pipettes for natural gas, being safer, more efficient and economical; entrepreneurship for people with disabilities with ‘My Capacity is Greater’, also support for mothers who are heads of households, agricultural and environmental projects.

Citizen approval

In the Public Accountability Hearing, the different actors made known their point of view regarding the investments made by the We Do It Better Government.

Representative Jorge Eliécer Salazar stated that, “today the reports submitted demonstrate the capacity and quality in action that was designed in that development plan. We are very excited and proud to be part of this team. The construction of so many school classrooms and achieving the construction of more than 360 kilometers of tertiary roads, university classrooms and all the social development that these works generate. It definitely shows that the department of Cesar is a pole of development, pride of the coast and our country.”

Likewise, deputy José Mario Rodríguez made his opinion known, “it is an ambitious development plan, but above all it is focused on the finances of our department. A Government committed to each of the 25 municipalities. We are pleased with all the goals that have been met, despite the difficulties we have had such as a global pandemic, of which our department was not immune, but it is important to tell the Cesar department that we invested in all topics, It was a projection of invested resources that had never been developed before and we feel proud to be a participant in this great social and economic transformation of our department.”

The mayor of Gamarra, Diomar Claro Márquez, expressed “an Accountability with a great vision like that of the Development Plan We Do It Better, where it energizes some very important axes both the Road Plan that will benefit, above all, the farmers to get their products out. Issues of mobility, health, security, the Educational Infrastructure Plan: 322 classrooms, this will undoubtedly improve educational quality throughout the department, a specific case in point being Gamarra. The theme of the Water revolution, a precious vital liquid with large investments throughout Cesar that will improve the quality of life of the people of Cesar.”

For his part, the president of Asocomuna 2, Armando Rincones, described the government’s management as “interesting, today with this accountability we have learned about the different infrastructures that the Cesar government has been carrying out, throughout the entire department, such as schools, tertiary roads and all the social strengthening that it has provided to all the municipalities of the department.”

University student Juan Pablo Ramírez expressed that, “taking into account the career I am studying, which is related to sports, the scenarios that were offered to us with the holding of the Bolivarian Games. Likewise at the Popular University of Cesar, the dining room was opened where many have benefited and it has been a great help for the student population.”

To Carlos Castellar Vidal, who attended the hearing, he said “I highlight the cultural issue, the impact on the infrastructure of the Vallenata Music Cultural Center and the museum, because it will be a driving force for the entire department to expose all our cultural wealth to the world. ”.

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