Second Chilango Debate: 'He has no proposals': Santiago Taboada launches against Brugada

At the end of the Second Chilango Debate, the candidate of the Va por la CDMX coalition, Santiago Taboada, stated on his social networks that the candidate of the Let's Keep Making History coalition, Clara Brugada, “has no proposals” and with her, from the beginning of the meeting, he starred in a fight over the water issue.

“The opaque/murky candidate from MORENA “He got tangled in his nerves and in his daily lies, he showed that he has no proposals for #CDMX,” the candidate championed by the PAN-PRI-PRD wrote on his X account (formerly Twitter).

Mutual accusations

During the opening of the first water theme, Clara Brugada accused Santiago Taboada of wanting to privatize water, showing a news item in which the candidate declared that there was no other solution.

The Morenista accused Taboada of wanting to take a cut and see the water as loot, since he is taking advantage of what happened with the Benito Juárez mayor's office to promote fear.

For his part, PAN member Santiago Taboada declared that for Morena, water in Mexico City has never been a priority.

The candidate reversed Brugada's accusations and accused her that the real privatization will come from her, selling water with pipes as was seen in the Iztapalapa mayor's office.

Finally, on the issue of water, Santiago Taboada for his part He proposed that he would first repair all the leaks and that will treat the water and cthe one that comes from the rain will be suitablewith the greatest investment.

Clara Brugada, no proposals?

In the first block where the issue of water was addressed, the candidate Clara Brugadachampioned by the Morena-Party of Labor-Green Ecologist Party of Mexico parties, offered 15 points on the water problem to work in CDMX:

1. The water will reach the entire CDMX
2. Use of rainwater and regeneration of lakes for collection
3. Rainwater harvesting at home and large facilities
4. They will inject millions of liters of water from the aquifer
5. New treatment plants up to 7 thousand liters per second
6. Wells will be rehabilitated and monitored
7. C5 of water as a control and comprehensive management center
8. Protection of the water forest and green areas
9. Metropolitan agreement at the federal level and with the State of Mexico
10. Fight against the “huachicoleo” of the water
11. *H2O emergency numbers for reports of water leaks
12. Civic culture to care for water
13. Permanent and public water quality observatory
14. Creation of the secretariat of human rights and sustainable management
15. Water cabinet installation every day

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