“The inflationary crisis that we are currently experiencing cannot fall entirely on the shoulders of Benissa's citizens. As a city council we have the obligation, to the extent of our possibilities, to cushion the blow of the rise in prices”. This is how the mayor of Benissa, Arturo Poquet, dispatched all the councilors of the government team a little over a month ago in a strategic meeting with which it was intended to look for measures that help people to alleviate the effects of the economic recession.
Following these words of the mayor, a consumption bonus was launched from which more than 1.500 citizens are currently benefiting, and now a proposal is presented to considerably reduce the price of the 'morning guard' receipt that many families in Benissa hire and that, this year, will be 100 euros cheaper.
Benissa City Council will reduce by 20% the cost of a necessary service that will be provided through the Takatuka company, which had already been performing it years ago. Cabrera, who since his arrival at the town hall has been fully aware of the importance of working with an eye on people, has declared: “for us it is essential to help the families of Benissa in the most difficult return to school in the last 20 years". Likewise, he has also referred to the fact that this will mean that more fathers and mothers choose to attend this activity prior to the start of classes that "helps so much to reconcile the family".
