The archbishop of Córdoba, Cardinal Ángel Rossi, summoned the political leadership of the province to a new dialogue meeting, which took place this Saturday at the Gabriel Taborín school, in the Mediterranean capital.
It consisted of a meeting between leaders from the entire local political spectrum, which already had its first experience last year in the middle of the electoral campaign.
In a statement released this Saturday afternoon, the Archdiocese of Córdoba reported that the initiative included “more than 80 leaders, references and authorities in the political field, from different parties with presence, representation and service in the territory.”
The meeting, in continuity with the one held last year at the beginning of the electoral campaigns, lasted for almost two hours at noon this Saturday.
It began in a relaxed and cordial atmosphere, with a breakfast shared by all those present, which preceded the intervention of Cardinal Rossi and his exhortation based on the encyclical Fratelli Tutti (“We are all brothers”) of Pope Francis.
With constant quotes from that document, the Archbishop said: “We need the best policy put at the service of the true common good; It is necessary and urgent to put the person, the specific people, at the center of politics and policies. “It should not be ideologies, nor particular interests, nor the market, nor anything like that that should be the first thing that politics should contemplate: the good of the people comes first.”
Participants
The meeting was attended by more than 80 leaders from the different party spaces with a presence in the territorial jurisdiction of the Archdiocese of Córdoba.
They participated:
The Governor of the Province of Córdoba, Martín Llaryora.
National senators: Luis Juez and Carmen Álvarez.
National deputies: Oscar Agost Carreño, Gabriel Bornoroni, Juan Fernando Brügge, Soledad Carrizo, Gabriela Estévez, María Cecilia Ibáñez, Luis Albino Picat, Rodrigo De Loredo and Laura Rodríguez Machado
Provincial legislators: Daniel Juez, Miguel Siciliano, María del Rosario Acevedo, Silvina Jurich, Juan Pablo Peirone, Cristina Alicia Pereyra, Ileana Quaglino, Gustavo Tévez, Víctor Molina, Walter Nostrala, Nancy Almada, Viviana Martoccia, Antonio Ruso, Pablo Peirone, Dante Rossi, Gregorio Hernandez, María Busso, Juan José Blangino, Alfredo Nigro, Ariela Szpanin, Inés Contrera, Estela Peralta and Rodrigo Agrelo.
Provincial Officials Liliana Montero, Natalia Quiñonez, Paulo Cassinerio, Juan Pablo Quinteros, Claudia Martínez, Agustín Portela and Crio. Hector Gutierrez.
Mayors and communal leaders: Daniel Passerini, Federico Zarate, Natalia Di Pace, Mariángeles Arneudo, Paola Nanini, Marcos Fey, Nicolás Ariel Filoni, Gonzalo Querro, Natalia Contini, Jonatan Quinteros, Silvia Mansilla, Nilda Lauret, Fernando Moiso, Romina Villagra and Sergio Marin.
Councilors and Municipal Officials: Graciela Villata, Sandra Trigo, Soledad Zarazaga, María Eva Ontivero, Soher El Sukaría, María Virginia Delseri, Marianella Zardetto, Javier Turiel, Juan Balastegui, Verónica Garade, Fabiana Gutiérrez, Claudia Luján, Martín Simonian, María del Pilar Góngora, Daniel Kiefer, Jorge Lozano, Héctor Figueroa, Trinidad Verón, Rodrigo Fernández, Miguel Sierra, María Pilar Góngora, Ramona Lemos, José Álvarez, Gustavo Loto and Raúl La Cava.
The Archbishop was accompanied by Auxiliary Bishops Horacio Álvarez and Alejandro Musolino, the Episcopal Vicars and the Delegate of Social Pastoral.
