Entrevista a José Miguel Álamo en DTUP, viernes 20 de Diciembre de 2013

En la mañana de hoy, nos acompaña en nuestros estudios de Todo Radio José Miguel Álamo, consejero de Política Social del Cabildo de Gran Canaria. Con él, Fernando Ortega y Manel Auñón. No te pierdas sus palabras aquí... “…Desgraciadamente quedan cosas que resolver, hay gente a los que les debemos, debemos ser conscientes de que hay gente que pasa auténticas necesidades, tendríamos que ver el día a día de muchas personas que tienen un familiar mayor o con discapacidad. Desgraciadamente el volumen no hace que se actúe desde una institución todo lo rápido que quisiéramos y también hay que poner en valor el esfuerzo de las administraciones públicas que están ahí y hay que tener mucha conciencia que nos haga llegar a más gente que lo necesite…” Todo Radio 101.9 FM - 97.2 Radio Faro (Zona Sur) www.todoradiofm.com @TodoRadioFM (vía Twitter)

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