The national official participated in Tucumán alongside the governor, Osvaldo Jaldo, in a tribute to Juan Bautista Alberdi.
The future of public works was one of the topics he addressed Lisandro CatalánVice Chief of Staff of the Interior, in an improvised press conference at the Government House of our province.
The national official participated in Tucumán alongside the governor, Osvaldo Jaldoin a tribute to Juan Bautista Alberdi. Inside the Government House building there is a monument in which the remains of the Tucumán hero lie. At that site, Catalán and Jaldo paid their tribute to the Tucumán thinker.
On that occasion, in dialogue with journalists, Catalán was consulted on several current issues. One of the journalistic queries referred to the public works that were paralyzed in the first part of the year.
Catalán, who is from Tucumán and is a member of the national cabinet, highlighted the position of the libertarian administration on the issue. “A few days ago, the transfer of some public works to the province of Tucumán was signed at the Government House as we do with other provinces and there are also some works that remained in the jurisdiction of the Nation’s orbit and as the fiscal accounts allow us, especially those works that have a high degree of progress will be reactivated. That agreement was signed and to the extent possible, I believe it will be reactivated,” he said.
When asked about this second stage of the year and how the national management will continue, Catalán spoke of a turning point. “President (Javier) Milei raised some very substantive proposals since last year’s campaign that once he became president he made the proposal to the Legislative Branch and that he considers necessary for the reconstruction of Argentina, I believe that it will be an important turning point,” he stated. .
