In a recent statement, Member of Parliament Clifford Heyliger emphasized the urgency for the government to change its focus and put the needs of the citizen first. According to Heyliger, it is time to stop talking and start acting to help those most in need. The community needs help, but will the money actually go towards helping the community?
A call for concrete action MP Heyliger stated that public funds must be used to address the urgent challenges the country is facing. He pointed out that it is necessary to set aside secondary projects and focus on the real problems affecting the community, such as deteriorating buildings and stalled social programs.
Reclaiming the autonomy and dignity of our country In his intervention, he stressed that the goal must be to finally see Aruba stand on its own two feet and work for the well-being of the country. Heyliger expressed his frustration with the lack of management and highlighted the following points:
•Attention to the citizen: It is not enough to look after the welfare of a small group; one must ensure the care of all citizens.
•Control and transparency: Although there is not yet total control, he assured that they will not lose the motive or the necessary moment to maintain this control.
•Compliance: Heyliger emphasized that the law has its order and its time, and he called on the minister to provide the necessary indications to begin addressing the urgent needs of our country.
In conclusion, the parliamentarian reiterated that he remains vigilant and will continue to demand that the country’s challenges be addressed with the seriousness that the people deserve.
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