Projects such as Alianza Medellín Cero Hunger was one of the most voted; also, the Buen Comienzo Gardens, ReCreo Vertical Houses, training in digital skills, solid waste management, green corridors, road infrastructure, as well as strengthening access and permanence in post-secondary and higher education, among others.
“People once again trusted virtual voting. We know, and the mayor has denounced it, that in the last elections there were doubts, impersonations that were not reported and many methods that put these elections in doubt,” explained the Secretary of Citizen Participation, Camilo Cano Montoya.
The process had the presence of the control bodies, the Registry Office and the Police, to ensure the security and tranquility of the days, thus restoring the confidence of the people, who decided to participate.
“Women mobilized again, 64% of the voters were women. The balance is positive: we are fighting corruption, mistrust so that the Participatory Budget continues to be that process of agreement, of discussion that will take Medellín, hand in hand with the Local Development Plans and citizen proposals, to another level “added Cano Montoya.
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