More than 80 neighbors participated in two Public Hearings that the Buenos Aires Legislature held on Tuesday. An initial approval law (half sanction) was debated to expand the outpatient care center of the Favaloro Foundation, demolishing an old building in the block of Belgrano and Entre Ríos (Comuna 1). Later, it was proposed to name “Luis Alberto Spinetta” the Secondary Education School No. 2 of DE No. 10, also in Belgrano (Comuna 13).
The Urban Planning Commission in the San Martín Hall addressed the first initial approval Law.
It was chaired by legislator Edgardo Alifraco (La Libertad Avanza), President of the Commission, together with the first vice president of the Legislature, Matías López (Vamos por más) and the legislators who are members of the same commission, Paola Michielotto (Vamos por más), María Sol Méndez (Public Confidence), Gimena Villafruela (Let’s go for more), Ignacio Parera (Let’s go for more), Francisco Loupias (UCR / Evolution), Juan Modarelli (Unión por la Patria), Claudia Neira (Unión por la Patria), María Cecilia Ferrero (Let’s go for more) and Sandra Rey (Freedom advances).
Former legislators Daniel del Sol and Diego Weck were present among the attendees. The project experts presented, such as the Operational Director of the Favaloro Foundation University Hospital, Luciano Gentile, who expressed the need to increase the number of beds for patient recovery, expand the clinical analysis laboratory, make room for the facility of highly complex study teams and generate space for more clinics, in order to “contribute to the health of the population with high-quality, accessible medicine while continuing to do teaching and research.”
Among the numbers provided by the speaker, he detailed that the institution attends to 20,000 consultations per month, between 400 and 500 surgeries per month and that two thirds of these surgeries are performed on Pami patients and only one third on prepaid patients. Also present were the architect Mariana Irigoyen, owner of the Arquisalud Studio, responsible for carrying out the project; and, the master architect Flavia Rinaldi, who carried out the investigation and analysis of the urban, environmental and heritage situation of the building that makes up the project, highlights a parliamentary summary.
The presence of Mrs. Laura Favaloro, great-niece of René Favaloro, was highlighted, who thanked the Legislature for its work to honor the family legacy of “continuing to innovate and grow to meet the needs of patients with the same commitment and excellence.” that he instilled in us.”
Then, in the President Alfonsín Hall, a Law of initial approval by the Culture Commission was discussed to name the Secondary Education School No. 2 of DE No. 10 after “Luis Alberto Spinetta”.
It was chaired by the legislator María Cecilia Ferrero (Vamos por más), President of the commission, along with the legislators who were members of it, Juan Pablo O’Dezaille (Unión por la Patria), 1st Vice President, María González Estevarena (Vamos por más ), Patricia Glize (Let’s go for more) and Inés Parry (UCR / Evolution).
It was also attended by the former legislator who served his mandate, Claudio Morresi, and the journalist Juan Carlos Diez, author of the book “Martropía, conversations with Spinetta”, in which he concentrates five years of personal meetings, rehearsals and recordings shared with Luis Alberto Spinetta, indicate parliamentary sources.
