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Alessandra Rojo de la Vega stated that the residents of La Condesa needed a government willing to listen to them, not someone to explain the situation in their neighborhood. She said that, through the program Mayor in Your Home, she sought to bring the issues raised among neighbors to those who needed to resolve them, with fewer procedures and excuses and more solutions. #LaCondesa #GobiernoEscucha #Soluciones (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega wrote that she had returned to the San Rafael neighborhood with the Mayor in Your Home program to closely understand the problems of the area. She said that she understood public service as listening to the neighbors, making commitments, and returning with results. https://t.co/4YPNgtqk6k #SanRafael #ServicioPúblico #Compromiso (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega pointed out that the Peace and Security Construction Table was reviewing the progress weekly, reinforcing operations, and making decisions on how to restore order in the 33 neighborhoods of Cuauhtémoc. She added that their goal was to solve problems, not to just manage them, and stated that maintaining order required daily work and that they would not go back. #Paz #Seguridad #Cuauhtémoc (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega said that they continued to build permeable sidewalks to facilitate water infiltration into the soil, reduce flooding, and improve the environment. She stated that governing also involved making improvements with the future in mind and affirmed that this was how public space was reclaimed and “RENACE Cuauhtémoc” was achieved. #EspacioPúblico #Sostenibilidad #Renovación (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega said that they had gathered to highlight the importance of health and that women should not face breast cancer alone. She added that during October they would offer more than 500 free mammograms and would add health and self-care services, as well as job opportunities with 15 companies. She noted that the initiative aimed to support women to have more opportunities. #SaludMujer #CáncerDeMama #Prevención (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega reported that the repaving of Tula Street, in the Condesa neighborhood, had been completed with more than 1,292 m² of renewed asphalt. She noted that the project aimed to provide more dignified, safe, and walkable streets and to help recover the quality of life. #RenaceCuauhtémoc #CalidadDeVida #Urbanismo #Repavimentación (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega stated that in seven days streets were repaired, lighting was improved in neighborhoods, works that, she said, had been pending for years were delivered, women were protected, and animals were rescued. She also pointed out that order continued to be established and maintained that neighborhoods could change when the government stopped making excuses and started working. #Transformación #Gobierno #Comunidad (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega reported that they had delivered 70 registration cards to merchants in the markets. She said that the measure aimed to provide certainty for their work and to organize the activity without creating obstacles, and she pointed out that she wanted active, safe markets with opportunities. #MercadosVivos #Empoderamiento #Oportunidades (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega mentioned that she played a basketball game with users from Deportivo Cuauhtémoc. She pointed out that public spaces should offer opportunities and activities, and said she was seeking a Cuauhtémoc where sports would displace violence and the courts would be meeting and growth places for young people. #Deporte #Básquetbol #Cuauhtémoc (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega noted that 18 potholes were addressed on Platino Street, between Ferrocarril Hidalgo and Calzada de Guadalupe. She added that the repairs restored sections that needed intervention and, she said, would contribute to improving safety and conditions for those who transit through the area. #Baches #SeguridadVial #CiudadClean (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega said that she met with the Editors' Club to listen to their needs, seek solutions, and work together. She pointed out that the meeting aimed to open a dialogue that, in her view, should have existed a long time ago, and she stated that governing also meant reaching out to those who had been ignored for years. #Gobernanza #DiálogoAbierto #SolucionesColaborativas (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega stated that defending those who take care of the population did not mean attacking the IMSS, but rather protecting the health of millions of Mexicans. She added that keeping a hospital open did not guarantee that it would function, and that, in her opinion, healthcare depended on results, not on speeches. https://t.co/Ktg31U2GAa #Salud #IMSS #DerechosHumanos (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega stated that in Cuauhtémoc they did not limit themselves to managing problems nor normalizing disorder, but worked to solve them. She added that they would not backtrack. #BlindarCuauhtémoc https://t.co/ooWxpX7tCI #Resolución #Trabajo #Compromiso (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega stated that the violent acts did not represent an entire community and welcomed the fact that trans groups had distanced themselves from them. She also expressed respect for those who peacefully defended their rights and asserted that all voices were welcome, but no one was above the law. #DerechosHumanos #Paz #Respeto (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega wrote that early on, in the Peace and Security Construction Table, they coordinated actions, evaluated results, and made decisions to restore tranquility in the 33 neighborhoods. She added that, in her opinion, order translated into security and this guaranteed freedom. #ConstrucciónDePaz #Seguridad #Libertad (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega asked why a space that, as she wrote, they had just recovered would be taken away from the neighbors. She said that the Alfonso Reyes Cultural Center had been waiting for attention for a long time and that she, along with Dr. Simi, decided to renovate it and bring it back to life. https://t.co/Fnqwv5QGSi #Cultura #Comunidad #Rehabilitación (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega reported that she had brought the initiative "Mayor in your home" to the Valle Gómez neighborhood, where she visited the home of María Esther. She stated that solutions should not depend on neighbors coming to seek them out and affirmed that in Cuauhtémoc, the government went out to the streets and attended to people house by house and neighborhood by neighborhood. #Gobierno #Cuauhtémoc #Cambio (translated)