In a gesture that highlights the importance of political unity in challenging times, a group of prominent members of the Socialist Party met with Mayor Iraci Hassler in an emblematic cafe on the main square. The event, which was attended by deputy Daniel Manouchehri, deputy Daniella Cicardini and the vice president of the PS, Eduardo Bermúdez, served as a space to analyze the progress of the management and reflect on future challenges, especially in the face of the upcoming elections.
During the meeting, Deputy Manouchehri praised the mayor’s work in the recovery of Santiago, a city that, in his words, had been plunged into a security crisis and urban deterioration by the previous administration. He highlighted Hassler’s efforts in restoring public spaces and addressing crucial issues such as immigration, where her activism has been evident.
“Mayor Hassler has been very active in raising the commune and recovering public spaces,” Manouchehri stressed, highlighting the importance of that commitment in municipal work.
For her part, Daniella Cicardini, also vice president of the PS, emphasized the need for leadership committed to their territories, recognizing Hassler’s work as an example of this. In addition, she pointed out that the definition of candidacies should be a process where the institutionality of the parties prevails, although she advocated the relevance of considering current mayors as unity candidates to the extent possible.
Mayor Hassler herself expressed her gratitude for the interest and support shown by the socialist leaders, highlighting the importance of moving forward in unity to continue with the projects and works that benefit the community. She especially valued the recognition of municipal management and policies that seek to improve the quality of life of citizens.
In summary, the meeting between the group of socialists and Mayor Hassler not only evidenced important support for municipal management, but also highlighted the prevailing need for political unity to face the challenges that lie ahead, especially in the electoral context. In times where division can be debilitating, cohesion and joint commitment emerge as fundamental pillars for the progress and development of the community.
