AP Manifesto
Having read AP’s manifesto (added below) I am somewhat confused, it states “Our candidates qualifications and experience were paramount when being considered for inclusion” does this include the party leader who only a few months ago was convicted of corruption in San Fulgencio / La Marina???
I wonder whether Mark informs those he talks to in the streets about the party’s leaders’ conviction as I doubt this would win many votes, its actually quite laughable and even a bit hypocritical.
I am still shocked that the party members Mark especially haven’t stepped down or at the very least a different party member as no matter how good your manifesto / intentions are a person convicted of corruption can never be trusted to put the needs of the many before the needs of his own.
In the list of candidates for election for the independent AP (Agrupacion Popular) party on 24th May there are 6 English candidates, 4 Spanish, 1 German, a Swedish and a Romanian candidate. In the AP party we have a rule which prohibits the inclusion of family members in a list of candidates for election. Our candidates qualifications and experience were paramount when being considered for inclusion. In our deliberations of proposals for the next administration we were conscious of the need to reduce expenditure and introduce new protocols for ethical management and efficiency. Accordingly, none of the proposals in our manifesto involve additional spending of public funds:
AP (Agrupacion Popular) Manifesto
• More support for the elderly and infirm and a Social Services office on the urbanisations.
• Administrative changes to facilitate transparency, easier house conveyance and planning permissions with allowed reversions to previously approved declarations and criteria.
• Stop animal cruelty, reinstate the animal rescue volunteers program and a municipal animal shelter project for volunteers.
• A day centre with organised activities for all age groups, local charities and clubs to promote participation and integration.
• Ambulance and health clinic service improvements with free multi-lingual translator and health care advisor.
• Support for underprivileged children and poor families.
• New bylaws to enforce a cleanup of the local environment, council notice boards throughout urbanisations and new systems for rapid multi-lingual information exchange.
• Aid for small businesses with a liaison / adviser