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Sauter, candidato del Distrito 3, pierde el apoyo del grupo de inquilinos

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Danny Sauter, un candidato destacado en el Distrito 3, esta semana perdió el respaldo del Consejo de Inquilinos Demócratas de California después de que quedó claro que Sauter no apoyaba la Proposición 33. El Consejo es una organización reconocida a nivel estatal por el Partido Demócrata de California.

De aprobarse el 5 de noviembre, la Proposición 33 derogaría la Ley de Vivienda de Alquiler Costa-Hawkins de 1995, eliminando las restricciones para que ciudades y condados establezcan controles de alquiler. El Consejo de Inquilinos respalda esta iniciativa, y es un tema clave para decidir su apoyo a los candidatos.

Cuando se le preguntó sobre su posición respecto a la derogación de la Ley Costa Hawkins en un cuestionario realizado en julio por el Consejo de Inquilinos Demócratas de California, Sauter dijo que apoyaba la derogación de Costa Hawkins junto con la construcción de nuevas viviendas. Cuando se le preguntó específicamente sobre la futura Proposición 33, dijo que apoyaba la medida.

Sin embargo, a principios de este mes, en respuesta a una pregunta de Mission Local sobre la Proposición 33, Sauter escribió, explícitamente: “No apoyo la Proposición 33“, que deroga la Ley Costa Hawkins, que no incluye elementos para acelerar la construcción de viviendas.

“Lamentablemente, la Proposición 33 no contribuye a simplificar la construcción de viviendas asequibles, y la mayoría de los economistas está de acuerdo en que, en realidad, detendría la construcción de nuevas viviendas en todo California”, agregó.

  • A survey form about ballot measures, with options to support or oppose. The measures are "Justice for Renters" and "ACA10 Right to Housing." A comment section discusses potential amendments.
  • Illustration of Danny Sauter with job title and personal details. Statement about opposition to Proposition 33, citing concerns over rent control and new home construction.

La respuesta de Sauter fue reportada por un lector de Mission Local al Consejo de Inquilinos Demócratas de California, que decidió retirar su respaldo a Sauter a inicios de esta semana.

Arturo Rodríguez, vicepresidente del Consejo de Inquilinos, confirmó que retiraron el apoyo a Sauter porque asumieron que él respaldaba la Proposición 33. “El Consejo de Inquilinos Demócratas de California se enorgullece de ser el guardián de los inquilinos y de la política de asequibilidad de la vivienda y sus interesados, y nuestro trabajo es responsabilizar a los funcionarios electos”, dijo Rodríguez.

“No creo que el Sr. Sauter haya hecho ningún esfuerzo por engañarnos”, añadió Igor Trugub, vicepresidente del grupo y también concejal de la ciudad de Berkeley.



Source: missionlocal.org

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