The lieutenant governor Michael Acevedo He noted that the Legislature will hold a session on Tuesday the 18th of this month, and highlighted that the agenda includes projects related to health, culture, economy and production.
The president of the provincial Chamber led the Parliamentary Labor meeting that defined the agenda. “In Tucumán we seek to reactivate employment and work. For this reason, there is a brewery that has requested a tax credit recognition treatment to expand said brewery in the province; That will also be discussed and it is something that we have agreed with the Executive Branch,” Acevedo said.
In the Legislature they want to approve a project to create bicycle lanes in the south of Tucumán
Lola Mora
He also mentioned an opinion issued by the Culture Commission. “It consists of declaring the baptismal record of the famous sculptor Lola Mora as cultural heritage,” he added.
Acevedo led the Parliamentary Labor meeting accompanied by the secretary of the Chamber, Claudio Pérez, and the deputy secretary, Alejandro Martínez. The second vice president of the body, the potter Alfredo Toscano, also participated; and the representatives of different blocks, such as Roque Álvarez (Justicialista), Rolando Alfaro (Compromiso Tucumán), Ernesto Gómez Gómez Rossi (Libres del Sur), Agustín Romano Norri (Evolución Radical), Raquel Nievas (Working for Tucumán), José Macome ( Freedom Advances) and Eduardo Verón Guerra (FR).
