On Thursday, Ramona Ioana Bruynseels launched her candidacy on behalf of the AUR for the City Hall of Sector 1, noting that development, safety, order and cleanliness are fundamental objectives for her mandate, given that “these elementary things have not really been seen in the last four years “.
- “I would like to tell the mayor (No. Clotilde Armand) that without values, without principles, without competence you will never achieve results, there is only one result and it is called disaster. It is your case (…). We will bring responsibility, order, cleanliness, development to the citizens. My mission and that of the AUR team is to, together with every inhabitant of our sector, bring back the pride of being a resident, of a citizen of the sector, our dignity, to bring development and, at the same time, safety, order and cleanliness, fundamental, elementary things for any mayor, but which in the last four years in Sector 1 have turned out to be extremely expensive, that I haven’t really seen them”, stated Bruynseels, at the event organized by AUR in front of the Sector 1 City Hall.
She added that when she refers to the cleaning, she also takes into account “what is happening” in the town hall: “I want to inform you, on this occasion, that I will start the cleaning in Sector 1, entering directly and massively in everything that means the working apparatus of the City Hall, because here those who came with money, files and relationships dominate the others and don’t let them show themselves, don’t let them come forward. The time of these sinecures is over, capable people must do their duty to the sector and only with an efficient work apparatus can you really change the lives of the people in this sector and, of course, the quality of public services”, said the AUR candidate.
Bruynseels also stated that the state authorities are not “really” doing their duty in the sector and that this must change and promised that children’s safety and opportunities for them will be priorities in her mandate.
- “The state authorities are not really doing their duty and this must change in District 1. When you see and hear that drug traffickers are present everywhere, when you hear that drugs have massively infiltrated schools, when you hear that violence has escalated and has reached its peak in Bucharest and in Sector 1, it is normal to be afraid to send your child to school (…). The safety of our children and the opportunities for them will be my priorities. There is nothing more important for each of us than our children and for them we must send Mrs. Clotilde Armand home, who, unfortunately, did not show the slightest empathy and care towards our children and towards us”. argued Bruynseels.
