Ana Ciceală has been designated as the candidate of the SENS Party for the Capital City Hall, having alongside her 19,500 signatures, which she submitted to the Municipal Electoral Office. Ciceală emphasized that she wants an accessible city that takes care of communities and every citizen, promoting ideas such as green spaces, public housing, and efficient public transport. The president of SENS, Andrei Macsut, stated that Bucharest can become a pleasant city in Europe, needing development focused on public services and honest leadership. Ana Ciceală has 8 years of experience in the General Council of Bucharest, where she dismantled illegal municipal companies. Other party members, including vice presidents and members of the SENS National Council, also participated in the candidacy submission.
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