The reactivation of houses to which the Nation committed will begin with 14 homes that are at 80%

As indicated by the Ministry of Government, Infrastructure and Territorial Development, there are 156 houses agreed upon by the national administration and the provincial government in previous administrations.

Of that total number of homes, By the end of 2024, 14 could be completed, which are located in the department of Lavalle and they have more than 80% progress.

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Shared financing for homes to be completed

One of the keys to the agreement that Mendoza reached with Chief of Staff Guillermo Francos is that The Province will be responsible for part of the financing of the works.

Governor Alfredo Cornejo confirmed that “60% of the financing will be provided by Mendoza to finish those homes that today are at risk of being vandalized or usurped because they are half finished.”

As far as he could know ONE Diarywhat will come out of the provincial fund It will be a figure close to $2.5 billion.

What are the homes that the Nation promised to take back?

This is a total of 156 that depend on national programs such as Casa Propia or Reconstruir and that they have varying degrees of progress. The delay or speed in completing them and being able to deliver them to the beneficiaries will also depend on this.

Those that could be completed this year are 14 homes from the Casa Propia program located in Lavallewhich were paralyzed with more than 80% progress.

Its reactivation would not be immediate but everything indicates that they could be finished before December.

In the background were another 9 also from Lavalle that have more than 65% progress; 41 located in Rivadavia, which reached more than 55% of the construction and another 24 in San Martín that are at more than 45%.

The agreement also commits the Nation to take back 43 homes in Tupungato that depend on the Reconstruir program and that are half complete; and another 25 from Santa Rosa, which are barely more than 30% complete.

All of them will take a little longer to build.

What will happen to the 300 houses that Nación started in Tunuyán?

The management of the mayor of Tunuyán Emir Andraos is taking another path so that the Nation can resume the construction of 300 homes that were almost finished in his department.

The province of Mendoza did not participate in the initial agreement, but rather it was a direct deal between the Municipality and the previous management of the national government, so the negotiations are also that way.

The advanced state of these works also puts these houses in danger of usurpation and hence Andraos’ concern.

The Ministry of Housing and Habitat assured that regarding this program, for which 49,000 houses were put out to tender throughout the country that are now paralyzed, co-financing with private or executing units (provincial or municipal governments) is being evaluated in order to continue them.