TULUM, MX.- Jorge Portilla Mánica, a candidate for the Municipal Presidency of Tulum, recently led a well-attended walk that ended at the iconic Maya Court, situated just steps away from the Maya Church. As he journeyed through the heart of the municipal capital, Mánica received an outpouring of support from local residents and sympathizers from surrounding neighborhoods.
"We are overwhelmed by the affection shown to us. We are committed to the people of Tulum," Mánica declared through a megaphone, eliciting a unanimous chant of "Freedom, freedom, freedom!" from the crowd.
During the march, which commenced behind the Municipal Palace, Mánica unveiled his government plan. This includes the introduction of an air ambulance service to ensure prompt emergency medical care across all communities, including the municipal capital and coastal areas. He highlighted the current issue of poor road conditions causing delays in transporting patients to the nearest hospital.
Mánica also revealed his intentions to establish a new hospital in the municipal capital. He plans to collaborate with state and federal authorities to upgrade existing facilities, thereby providing intensive care, surgical procedures, and specialized services.
Furthermore, Mánica pledged to offer round-the-clock medical care, seven days a week, from the first day of his administration, for the Maya area, transition zone, and the Riviera. He emphasized that patients "cannot wait another minute".
Accompanied by Senate candidate, Mayusa González, and trustee candidates from his Movimiento Ciudadano group, Mánica demonstrated his strong standing in the Tulum territory once again and affirmed his readiness to fulfill his promise to the citizens.
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