Guantánamo.- During the Twenty-Sixth Ordinary Session of the Municipal Assembly of People’s Power, corresponding to the 18th term in the municipality of El Salvador, in Guantanamo Province, delegates accepted the resignation of Francisco González Cardona from his position as Vice Mayor for Economic Affairs. The Assembly endorsed his departure, recognizing his work in that role.
Simultaneously, the members of the local legislature unanimously approved the appointment of Yelaine Pérez Charón, 39 years old, as the new President of the Municipal Electoral Commission.
The young official assumes the challenge of organizing future elections in the municipality, with the confidence of the people’s representatives.
During the session, the delegates also evaluated the results of the Maternal and Child Health Program at the close of the first quarter of the year, a highly sensitive issue for the community.
Indicators such as infant mortality, prenatal care coverage, and follow-up care for infants were discussed in an exchange that highlighted both progress and structural challenges.
Another key item on the agenda was the analysis of the report presented by the Commission on Local Bodies, Legality, and Internal Order. The document addressed compliance with crime prevention measures, social services for vulnerable groups, and the manifestations of social indiscipline that affect civic life in neighborhoods and communities of the municipality.
The delegates emphasized the need to strengthen community work and increase accountability to those responsible for reducing illegal activities and indiscipline, reaffirming the commitment of the People’s Power to controlling these scourges.
With the well-being of more than 37,000 Salvadorans in mind, the Assembly ratified that these periodic analyses are vital to correct course and adjust local policies.
