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Governor Leandro Zdero was, this afternoon, in the city of Quitilipi with Mayor Ariel “Quitito” Lovey, for the paralyzed works of the “Emilio F. Rodríguez” Hospital and the Bus Terminal. “We find ourselves with these works paralyzed, with the debts owed to the companies, since the previous government had started works without ensuring a budget for their execution. The people of Chaco should know that many works were opened that did not have adequate budgets, and all the works remained as happens here, less than 20% completed and without the assigned budget. Everything was only drawn on paper, but without the guarantee of the budget for its execution. We are now organizing the state and making this commitment to the residents of Quitilipi to guarantee the continuity of these works and conclude them,” he indicated.
For his part, the mayor of Quitilipi, Lovey, thanked the governor and his team for the presence, “I am very grateful for the governors commitment, for being present in the face of a strong demand from society to put these important works back into operation for the location. The truth is that the governors visit brings relief, it brings what people were waiting for and that is to have an answer. We are about to enter February, he has not even been governor for 50 days, however, he came with his team, it shows that they have the capacity and the will to handle all the demands, and he makes it clear, as he said, that “He comes to order the Chaco.”
The provincial and municipal officials accompanied the governor and the mayor on the tours of the works that will require a period of time, between the restart of the work and the resources that demand their continuity. In this sense, the governor guaranteed to be able to conclude them, because they are “very important for the community of Quitilipi, I want to be very sincere with the people of Chaco, we are going to organize the resources and put an end to the waste where, before, everyone did what they wanted; We had picketers who drove around in state cars, but we have already recovered them and put them at the service of the people. “We are putting in order the broken state they left us,” the governor concluded. |
