Peronism brought together residents of northern Neuquén in Chos Malal this Saturday in a meeting in which the provincial deputy of Unión por la Patria, Darío Martínez, the national senator Silvia Sapag, the national deputy Pablo Todero, and the provincial deputy Darío “Pampa” Peralta. Santiago Arizio, congressman of the Justicialista party, and the leader César Godoy were also present.
“We continue touring the province, in this case, our beloved north, where together with our deputies and the senator we listen to the neighbors,” Martínez assured and added that: “We see with concern the absences of the State, both provincial and national. In this national context, which is negatively affecting the lives of each inhabitant of our town, we listen to the demands and concerns they have to face.”
“The withdrawal of the States in material events is notable, such as the Anses offices, and now the attempt to close the Argentine Post Office in towns such as Andacollo, Las Ovejas, which aggravate the quality of life of the residents,” said the Peronist deputy.
Furthermore, Darío Martínez stressed that “the president’s national policies that harm all citizens are endorsed and accompanied by Rolando Figueroa.” He added that “the governor ordered his national legislators to vote on the Bases law and the Milei DNU.”
Martínez also mentioned that “the lack of land regularization continues to be a problem, families that are fourth or fifth generation, and still cannot access the documentation that confirms that they are owners of the land. “This is a widespread problem in the north of the province.”
“Also the problems of the Provincial Highway workers, who do not have the resources they need to maintain the roads in the north, since, from the government, they hire private companies, to the detriment of the provincial organization,” Martínez stressed.
For his part, Sapag, in the meeting with the neighbors, told about the treatment that is being carried out in the Senate of the Bases Law and reaffirmed his vote against it. Furthermore, she said that
“Milei is punishing the people of Neuquén with his brutal adjustment policies.”
Meanwhile, Todero referred to the problems that were expressed to him in the north as “the high energy rates.” He added that “the Bases law and the fiscal package that accompanies Rolando Figueroa and his deputies, and now Lucila Crexell in the Senate, are the tools that Milei needs to continue his adjustment policy.”
The provincial deputy “Pampa” Peralta thanked the neighbors, activists, organizations and workers who came to participate in this meeting with the UxP legislators, both provincial and national.
“Figueroa’s harmony with Milei is obscene and becomes carnal where the adjustment policies of the national government are materialized with the executive arm of the governor,” concluded Peralta.
Today, Sunday, the legislators are going to lead a meeting of similar characteristics in Villa La Angostura, for the entire southern zone.
