This afternoon an important meeting will be held to discuss various urban problems that affect the city of Córdoba. Members of Neighborhood Centers, Collectives and Social Organizations, together with representatives of the Deliberative Council.
A central point of the discussion will be Ordinance project that affects the neighborhoods of Villa Belgrano, Argüello and others from the northwest area of the city. This project, which already obtained a commission opinion in the Deliberative Council last week, could be discussed in plenary session on next Thursday.
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“The residents oppose the approval of the Draft Ordinance proposed by the ruling party which, if approved, will not only harm the neighborhoods involved, but all neighborhoods in the city,” they indicated in a statement released.
The residents invited all the councilors of the legislative body so that they “know in depth the problems that affect each neighborhood and can have more elements to be able to legislate.” without turning our backs on the needs of citizens“.
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So far, only the councilors have confirmed Graciela Villata (Civic Front), Mauricio Romero (We do United for Córdoba), Soher El Sukaria (PRO) and Javier Horacio Fabre (UCR).
Ordinance and Protection
This meeting arises in a context of growing concern about the impact of urban development in the neighborhoods of Córdoba. On the one hand, due to the new Ordinance Project on land use in Villa Belgrano, which will be taken to plenary this Thursday for debate and final vote. On the other hand, concern intensified after Justice reject the environmental protection presented by the neighborsin which they demanded that the Municipality not grant new authorizations for real estate projects in the area.
Even so, the lawyer Marcela Fernandezwho represents the neighborhood center of Villa Belgrano, confirmed that they will appeal the ruling of the Second Nomination Administrative Litigation Chamber.
“We are going to appeal (before the Superior Court of Justice), we cannot consent to such a burdensome ruling, not only for the residents of Villa Belgrano, but for the residents of the entire city of Córdoba, who based on this ‘exemplary’ rulingthey are going to be intimidated when it comes to questioning these mega-developments, when they subjugate their rights as they have been doing,” Fernández explained in dialogue with ENREDACCIÓN.
