A mobility program holder in Jalisco was fired for pledging a government bike

Iván Sánchez Valencia, responsible for the Vía ReacrActiva program of Zapopan, Jalisco, was separated from his post after realizing that he had committed irregularities, including the involvement of a bicycle belonging to the municipality.

This was announced by the Head of Gabiete, Juan José Frangie Saade, who confirmed that Sánchez Valencia He had completed his contract. "Pawn a bikethis is one of the reasons: (in addition) and according to the regulations, there can be no advertising and it is permissible for a telephone company to rent space on the Via, "he added.

He also clarified that the now called Way of children will undergo some modifications, it will be necessary to have a better profile at the beginning of this address, which will be named by the Mayor Pablo Lemus Navarro.

In your account FacebookIvan Sanchez wrote that he had spent seven months in front of the post. He was therefore grateful for the opportunity offered by the Vía del Municipio. In addition, he repeated that "All that is said of my good or my evil will always be in question and will depend on the circumstances and whoever says it."

What is the Via RecreActiva program?

The social program described as a "sports, cultural and recreational" area, exploits all Sundays of the year in the main avenues of Jalisco.

As in the mexicothey are closed to give access to thousands of people who go out on the streets for jogging, cycling or skating.

Vía RecreActiva launched the September 4, 2004 in the municipality of Guadalajara, but because of its acceptance, the program has increased its routes and its number of users. Currently he has a hours from 8:00 to 14:00

Bike thief without brake

Not only luxury cars, but also bicycles have become the target of criminals. According to The Office of the Attorney General of Justice in the capital commits between 3 and 4 flights of this type of transport.

From 2015 to 2018, approximately 4,628 bicycle flights were committed only in the capital of the country. In this period, the town halls that presented The highest incidences were: Cuauhtémoc, Benito Juárez, Miguel Hidalgo and Coyoacán.

For its part, Milpa Alta, Magdalena Contreras, Cuajimalpa, Tlahuac and Xohimilco were the districts where the number of robberies committed by two-wheeled vehicles was the lowest.