«A month without containers in the area of ​​Paseo Carlos Fernández Casado and Ovi de Francisco Street»

Readers protest against the excessive mowing, in their opinion, of the gardens, the lack of containers in newly developed areas and the poor patient care service.

Today’s first caller claims to not understand the purpose of mowing the lawn practically every week. “It is mowed unnecessarily, taking with it numerous flowers that give color and life to the gardens of Logroño,” he argues. “In addition,” he adds, “the extra expense in fuel for the mowers and that the operators could be doing other maintenance tasks, instead of cutting, cutting and cutting the grass.”

Another reader asks if the aid for the purchase of cars recently announced by the president of La Rioja, Gonzalo Capellán, is then counted in the following year’s income tax return. And he understands that “if this is the case, the population is being deceived.”

The next call is to congratulate the rehabilitation service of the Gonzalo de Berceo health center. “Specifically, Silvia, the physio, and Nuria, the assistant, for their professionalism and the humane treatment they have with the patients,” specifies the communicator.

Ricardo telephones in the thread of another recent call that criticized the lack of toilets in the emergency room and the need to hire more. “The problem is that there are no professionals and the Public Service puts obstacles in the way of compatibility, except in cases where it borders on prevarication,” he explains to conclude that “the situation is very difficult to resolve.”

“This year’s Rocío in La Grajera has not even compared to other times,” María begins by saying. “Not a song, not a dance, not any joy,” she says, predicting that she will not attend the event again if they do not improve it.

Félix likes football, but he considers it “atrocious” that public television broadcasts 51 matches in this Euro Cup. “A selection would have to be made to save costs and also to avoid saturation,” he believes, convinced that “some of those meetings that are going to be televised will be unsmokable.”

“We have been living in the homes built on Paseo Carlos Fernández Casado and Ovi Street in Francisco de Logroño for almost a month and, although we have repeatedly requested that waste containers be placed, they do not listen to us,” says Juan. “We have to take the garbage to the end of Rodejón Street,” he reports, demanding that the case be solved.

“Everything good about healthcare at San Pedro is bad about the Patient Care service,” Luis Enrique prologues. “Bad manners and lack of empathy” are, as he comments, his hallmarks. And he concludes: “I have asked for the number from the telephone number that is available and they have told me that if I want they will provide it to me, but that no one will answer.”

It is the proposal that Hugo proposes as a culmination in view of the “Dantesque” scenario that is seen in many streets of Logroño with the tables and chairs of the bars tied to street lamps and trees every night. “Let’s citizens do the same and tie up all our belongings on public roads until it bursts, to see if that’s how the City Council reacts,” he emphasizes.

A neighbor from Haro expresses her “discomfort” at the state of “the Nuestra Señora de Begoña plot, next to number 54,” she specifies. In addition to “it’s embarrassing,” it’s also “dangerous,” she adds. For this reason, she considers it necessary for whoever is responsible for it to carry out intense cleaning work before the situation worsens.x