This Thursday, the governor of Chubut, Ignacio Torres, met with his counterpart from Santa Cruz, Claudio Vidal, in order to work on the land connectivity of the north and south of Argentina through national routes No. 3 and 40, which can be seen affected at this time by the storm of rain and snowfall in the southern part of our province.
The meeting in the first instance was to “coordinate the control and conditioning of our routes,” explained Governor Vidal.
“The meteorological emergency requires joint actions on us, but it is also imposed on us by our regional strategic commitments. We are two federal governors with immense challenges. National routes 3 and 40 cross the two provinces from north to south and are strategic for commerce and transportation. development of our regions,” said the Santa Cruz president.
For this reason, he stated that “if the Nation does its part, we Patagonians will do the rest. Argentina was built, it was built, around the port of Buenos Aires. But today there are new times and realities have changed.”
““Our routes and our ports have to be in good condition and are a great source of development opportunities for all Patagonians,” remarked Vidal, who maintained that “we have a strategic position close to the Pacific that gives us enormous advantages.”
Faced with this scenario, he ruled that “If our routes are good, transportation is the great architect of commerce.”
“We have great challenges and an immense dream ahead of us. We have the conviction, the strength and the opportunity to contribute to a federal, sovereign and industrialized Argentina,” he concluded.
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