It was appreciated by the mayor of the town, which this Friday commemorates its 127th anniversary. He highlighted the potential of the city and proposed future guidelines.
The mayor of Sarmiento, Sebastián Balochi, spoke this Friday with FM EL CHUBUT on the occasion of the 127th anniversary of the citywhich It could not be celebrated as expected due to the weather contingency present since last Wednesday.
In a talk with journalist Rodrigo Mansilla on the INVINCIBLES program, Balochi valued that 127 years have passed “of history in a city that today has important leadership in the region.”
He appreciated that “it is a fertile valley, where native peoples and immigrants from different places have met; and they have forged this beautiful identity that we have.”
He valued that it is “a land that continues to preserve this pioneering spirit of production and work, which can be shown with strong leadership in the genetic improvement of Patagonia, as the southernmost wine land, where apple sparkling wine is produced.” , with an oil, livestock and agricultural profile”.
He added that the town “is a land that has been a great generator of talents and has been a pioneer in the development of the region”.
Balochi recalled that Sarmiento “is the oldest city in the region. Sarmiento was founded first and then Comodoro Rivadavia was founded looking for an outlet for the production of Sarmiento.”
“This is how this rich history that we have of these 127 years arises that does not go unnoticed,” he said.
In this context, he stated that in the future the town “will have great development and perspective in the production of gas and oil, in the energy transition there are also many conditions for the production of hydrogen -and- its own and primary activity, such as livestock farming. , it will continue to strengthen.”
“Sarmiento is one of the cities that will have the most development and growth in the province,” he concluded.
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