Cancún: Paty Peralta promises security to businesses and citizens

The candidate for the ruling party for the municipal presidency of Benito Juárez, Ana Paty Peralta, attended a meeting of the Business Coordinating Council (CCE) of the Mexican Caribbean as a guest, where she shared her future vision to turn Cancún “into a city of well-being, with security, social justice and shared prosperity for all Cancun residents.”

During the dialogue, the candidate of the Morena party indicated to the members of the CCE that to reinforce the security of businesses and citizens there are three megaprojects: 1) the renovation of the facilities of the municipal secretariat of citizen security and traffic; 2) the construction of a command, control, communication and computing center (C4) in the Hotel zone; and 3) the construction of a police station for the municipal secretary of citizen security in superblock 260 of the city. She also recalled that municipal police officers will be certified, trained officials with values ​​that guarantee the well-being of families.

To encourage the business sector, Peralta promised that the business operating license process will be triannual, only paying the endorsement each year; Furthermore, to streamline bureaucratic processes and prevent corruption, the digitalization of procedures will be promoted and the collection of cash at the counter will be avoided, opting for the electronic payment system.

“We will continue working hand in hand, as we have done. We will be more efficient in the municipal paperwork, we will make the three-year operating license possible and we want you to join in to have citizen voices that help us work for a better Cancun,” the candidate emphasized.

As reported REPORTUR.mx, the candidate for mayor of the Benito Juárez municipality (Cancún) for the PRI/PAN parties, Jorge Rodríguez, would be only eight percentage points behind the official candidate Ana Patricia Peralta, the PRI delegate and party manager assured at the time. in Cancun, Rubén Treviño. (Cancún: they warn of fraud in the next mayoral elections).