Câmara da Brava is criticized for its slowness, says Clovis Silva, PAICV deputy for the Brava circle
The PAICV (Cape Verde African Independence Party) deputy for the Brava constituency, Clovis Silva, vehemently criticized the management of the Brava City Council, describing it as "truly a slow Chamber". Silva's criticisms were made during a parliamentary session dedicated to general issues.
According to the deputy, Brava City Council has been excessively slow in implementing projects and making decisions, which has harmed the island's development. He argued that the chamber's inefficiency has negatively impacted the quality of life of the people of Brava and has been an obstacle to the island's progress.
Clovis Silva also highlighted that the chamber's slowness has been especially harmful in areas such as infrastructure, education and health, where the lack of action has been felt more acutely by the local population. He called for urgent measures to improve the efficiency and transparency of municipal management, in order to ensure that public resources are used effectively for the benefit of the population of Brava.
Clóvis Silva's criticisms reflect a broader concern with efficiency and transparency in public management in Cape Verde, especially in areas with less relative development, such as the island of Brava. The debate surrounding the management of the Brava Municipal Council will certainly continue to be a topic of discussion in parliament and in Cape Verdean society as a whole.
