Twenty mayors from different cities in the country will meet this Monday in Rosario to hold an audience with the Minister of the Interior, Guillermo Francos. Transportation, public works and national funds will be part of the agenda. From Entre Ríos, the mayor of Paraná, Rosario Romero, will participate.
Rosario will host the Federal Meeting of Capital and Alternative Cities, a conclave to define common guidelines between the most important municipalities in the interior of the country. They will be joined by the Minister of the Interior of the Nation, Guillermo Francos, and a team from the Ministry of Economy, reported The capital. The meeting will begin at 11 at the Center for Contemporary Expressions (CEC).
Since the creation this year of the Federal Network of Mayors, the heads of the governments of the most important cities in the country are in constant dialogue and a month ago they decided that Rosario would host this meeting.
On other occasions, the mayors had gathered in Buenos Aires to demand the reduction of the Transportation Compensation Fund, or held other meetings in the city of Córdoba.
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Francos said that the amounts for the pension funds are guaranteed.
The meeting, which will be the first of the Federal Network of Mayors with a broad agenda and a table to outline different positions, aims to share views on current events, define guidelines and act together mainly when presenting needs to the government. national.
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Mayor Pablo Javkin will be the host and in the previous hours he said: “We have formed a working meeting with the provincial capital cities and their largest cities. We are very satisfied that this meeting can be held here. It is also an accompaniment to the city that we value very much.”
And he added that the meeting “is a new topic because the mayors did not have a meeting framework of this type in Argentina.”
Some of the mayors present will be: Armando Molina (La Rioja); Emilio Durand (Salta); Emilio Lanari (Corrientes); Gustavo Saadi (San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca); Jorge Jofre (Formosa); Juan Manuel Llamosas (Río Cuarto); Juan Pablo Poletti (Santa Fe); Luciano Di Nápoli (Santa Rosa); Marcos Castro (Viedman); Mariano Gaido (Neuquén); Pablo Grasso (Río Gallegos); Raúl Jorge (San Salvador de Jujuy); Rosario Romero (Paraná); Rossana Chahla (San Miguel de Tucumán); Susana Laciar (San Juan); and Walter Cortes (Bariloche).
