The capital councilor highlighted the first 180 days of the mayor’s management. “As with any new management, you have to give it time,” he said.
The capital councilor, Carlos Arnedomade a positive assessment of the first 180 days of Rossana Chahla as mayor. “180 days after taking office, Chahla has proven to be committed to municipal management and to the residents of the capital,” she said.
“As with any new management, you have to give it time, the same as Javier Milei already Osvaldo Jaldo. But it should be noted that since Chahla took over, his management has progressed gradually,” he added.
Along these lines, he highlighted “the mayor’s commitment to public health, was evidenced in the reopening of Public Assistance, the comprehensive cleaning operations in neighborhoods, canals and drains, and the fight against dengue.” “Environmental policy was another notable point in terms of the management of urban solid waste, the promotion of recycling and the management of the environmental and health emergency, which had its support from the council. And of course there are many pending aspects to be resolved for the benefit of the citizen, but management is very demanding and you also have to have men and women prepared and willing to work side by side,” he said.
On the other hand, the councilor argued that “our duty as an opposition is to prioritize the good of citizens over any political difference.” “We must be an opposition committed to the citizens, providing the Municipal Executive with the necessary tools to govern,” he said. “This government is just beginning and we must give it time to see where it is going,” he said.
Finally, Arnedo stated that “I highly value people who take their work seriously and responsibly, especially when it comes to public service.” “In these first six months, Chahla demonstrated that she is committed to the role that she occupies today, and I trust that she will continue this way for the good of the people of Tucumán,” she concluded.
