Scaglia trusts that Milei will understand the complaints after visiting Route 11

Updated to Friday 6/21/2024 13:34hs

Gisela Scaglia, vice governor of Santa Fe, in addition to making an institutional visit to different communes and municipalities in the northern province, took the opportunity to meet with leaders of her party. The mayor of Villa Ocampo, Cristian Marega, received the vice governor and together they toured the heart of the “Jaaukanigás.”

In the work of the bridge over the Paraná Miní, the vice governor valued the work that is being done, in addition to highlighting the efforts carried out by the Ocampense mayor for that community and the region.

“We love the north very much,” he responded when this media outlet asked him for an assessment of his time in the region. “We want it to develop, enhance it. “We have a very great interest in really being able to develop more productively here than it is,” stated the current president of the PRO in Santa Fe.

He added that there are many places that must be positively exploited, “it can be done as a large tourist offer in the province of Santa Fe,” he considered. Regarding works, he highlighted that he visited places that have a very big public works challenge. “The need for routes in the north is evident,” he mentioned.

In addition to meeting with party leaders, she took the opportunity to visit the Association for Regional Development, where she was received by the current president, Roberto Spontón.

When she was asked about a possible meeting with the mayor of Reconquista, she said that she understood that Vallejos continued with his personal problems, “but they just invited me to a Lions Club dinner, which is on July 8 and I can probably see him there, but I don’t have any problem with the mayor,” clarified Gisela Scaglia.

“The national government has to take charge,” he responded when Norte24 mentioned the issue. “I say that the national government should come and look with its own eyes, that when President Milei knows first-hand how 11 is, he will understand why we are demanding for 11.”shot the Graduate in Political Science.

He added that today it is a dangerous route, “impassable and that it is unfair for a province that provides the resources it does, such as Santa Fe,” he claimed. In that sense, he said that the province of Santa Fe contributes many times more than the value of a repair of the Route, “we contribute many times with retentions to Route 11, and they cannot even repair us, because we are not even asking for it anymore. the work is complete, we are asking for maintenance and repair,” he expanded his reproach. Before ending the topic, he said that it seems like an “abuse” of the national government, “and a very great injustice to our province,” he said.

“I value them very positively, I feel that we keep our word, with the people,” he said about his management balance. Regarding this question, he said that the government headed by Maximiliano Pullaro made progress in a profound reform in terms of security, “we are making progress in the school and we believe that in the school we must put the focus and we must work very seriously,” he commented. . In relation to education, he added that this government put learning on an emergency basis, “and we understand that this must be done,” he justified. “We don’t come to do easy things,” he asserted.

In relation to production in the province of Santa Fe, Agroactiva showed the potential that the province of Santa Fe has. “And we have to know how to sell it to the world,” he noted. He added to that last concept that the people of Santa Fe have to know how to show what they are capable of doing. “Help our industry continue to grow. That is the challenge that the government has in the province of Santa Fe,” concluded the vice governor.