“Nosotros no hacemos falsas promesas”: el duro palo de Rodolfo Carter al iniciar entrega de gas gratuito

Rodolfo Carter, the mayor of La Florida, Chile, recently made a bold statement during the implementation of a free gas delivery program. The program aims to provide households with limited income access to propane gas for cooking and heating, especially during the winter months when temperatures drop significantly. Carter reminded the community that his municipal government does not make false promises.

Carter’s comment comes as a reminder to the people that politicians often make empty promises during election campaigns. In this case, the mayor’s statement emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in the public sector.

The gas program launched in response to the economic hardship caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in Chile. Thus far, the program has reached over 200 households in La Florida. The program will help the people of La Florida reduce their energy bills, and provide a safer and more reliable source of fuel for heating and cooking.

This story is important because it highlights the importance of keeping promises in politics and provides an excellent example of a government program that’s dedicated to meeting the needs of vulnerable people in its community, especially during times of crisis. It’s also an excellent example of a government taking a proactive stance on combating poverty and inequality.