In his speech at the Cape Verdean parliament, Varela proudly parades the works done and to be done on Brava Island
Nova Sintra, March 10, 2024 (Bravanews) - In the Cape Verdean Parliament, Samuel Varela, deputy of the MpD (Movement for Democracy), proudly parades a set of achievements of the national government that have revolutionized the lives of the people of Brava In a speech Excitedly, he highlights the various works and programs implemented by the MpD government, which have brought significant gains to the island.
One of the main milestones of this progress is the requalification of the road that connects Nova Sintra to Nossa Senhora do Monte, a project that not only improved the island's infrastructure, but also facilitated access to places of great religious and cultural importance. Furthermore, the access road to Forte, where the Brava desalination unit will be installed, promises to solve one of the island's most urgent problems: the scarcity of drinking water.
In the heart of Nova Sintra, the urban and environmental requalification of the historic center has been an emblematic project, revitalizing the area and preserving the island's rich history and architecture. In the localities of Furna and Lomba Tantum, requalification works are also underway, improving the quality of life of residents and strengthening the sense of community.
In the housing sector, achievements are equally impressive, with the rehabilitation of 132 houses already completed and a further 24 social houses under construction. This effort is helping to resolve the island's housing deficit and providing more dignified living conditions for the people of Brava.
Furthermore, Varela highlights the significant investments in the water, energy, agriculture, fishing, health and education sectors, which have boosted the island's sustainable development and improved the quality of life of its inhabitants.
According to Varela, the tireless work of the MpD government is transforming Brava Island, making it an example of progress and development for all of Cape Verde, not forgetting the continuous need to make positive discrimination and due treatment of the island as the most small part of the archipelago, with structural difficulties that sometimes impede its development.
