Rodrigo Alvizo unveils “Santo Tomé 360°” to shape local future | OneFootball

The proposal arises in a context of accelerated and disorderly population growth which, according to Alvizo, “today translates into concrete problems: overstretched services, infrastructure that fails to keep pace, and a city that has lost its planning direction.” “We are not talking about statistics, we are talking about the everyday lives of the people of Santo Tomé. About how people live, how they get around, how they access basic rights. And this is not solved with stopgap measures; it is solved with a comprehensive approach and clear political decisions,” he said. The cycle will be organized into five thematic sessions, to be held between April and December, addressing key areas such as: modern and efficient organization of local government, public works and services, security, productive development, and human development. Alvizo stressed that the goal is not only to diagnose problems, but to build real solutions: “Santo Tomé needs to stop improvising. It needs planning, determination, and a medium- and long-term city project. These sessions are a step in that direction.” From the Construir Santo Tomé group, they emphasized that the initiative also seeks to establish itself as a serious governing alternative for 2027, combining residents’ experience with technical knowledge and public administration. “The city is not doomed to function badly; it is imperative to work on the morale of residents who do not believe it is possible to improve Santo Tomé’s situation. What is lacking is not capacity, but determination. And we are willing to take responsibility to change this reality once and for all,” Rodrigo Alvizo concluded.

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