Mirror management
The informant from Alta Gracia called the journalist to tell him about a new project that is passing through the Deliberative Council of his city.
Informant: Friend, I have something to tell you.
Journalist: I like to hear that. Count then.
YO.: Look, without going into too much detail, I tell you that the Alta Gracia Deliberative Council is working to launch a Training Center, with the aim of residents receiving training on different types of issues, ranging from courses for the development of productive ventures to the prevention of computer scams.
Straw…
YO.: If you look closely, it is a model that is installed in all the efforts of our political sign… we believe that in these times it is essential to offer these tools to get ahead in difficult times. And the project has a smooth path, because the president of the block, Jorge Nápoli, has been working very well on it.
P.: Look… when you call me to tell me something about management, there’s a catch, because you’re not one of those who have fun sharing gossip…
YO.: Ha, ha… don’t be so mean, can’t one worry about spreading the word about the management?
P.: Maybe some do, but just you… I don’t think so. The feeling I get is that in Alta Gracia those who have plans to be first in the line of “torrismo” are starting to show their heads, you see… with this fact that there are no longer more than two successive mandates…
YO.: You because you are very suspicious…
P.: And… that’s what I work for…
The backfire
The journalist received a message from his PRO informant, who was quite entertained by the discussions of the internal yellow party on social networks.
Informant: Dear, are you on Twitter?
Journalist: I am never on Twitter, only when you alert me to something. What happened?
YO.: Enter García Díaz’s profile.
Q: I come in, but for what?
YO.: Come in and see. A few hours ago she launched a survey… And it doesn’t seem to be going well.
Q: (…)
YO.: He tweeted demanding the resignation of Agost Carreño as president of PRO Córdoba, and convinced that everyone was going to agree, he launched a survey asking whether or not the deputy who is now in the ranks of the Hacemos Federal Coalition should resign from his party position. But it seems that he got into trouble, because among his own followers the position that was imposed was that Agost did not have to resign.
Q: It backfired.
YO.: You said it. And look, those who voted were his followers, eh…
Edgar Bruno, very tough against Prunotto
The mayor of Canals, Edgar Bruno, was a guest on the Realidad 2024 program that is broadcast on Channel C and was very harsh in several aspects. For this reason, the Peronist leader called the journalist.
Leader PJ: Very tough Edgar Bruno…
Journalist: I didn’t see anything, what happened?
DPJ: He was on the Realidad 2024 program and shot everywhere.
Q: Let’s see…
DPJ: And, you said for example that (Adriana) Nazario, the recent candidate and defeated in Río Cuarto, at the time refused a ministry to former governor (Juan) Schiaretti for Environment.
Q: Yes…
DPJ: But you were very critical of Vice Governor Myrian Prunotto. Listen to what she said: “she is a lieutenant governor who travels and arms, I hope that in a few years she will have loyalty to this space. “Sometimes it is difficult for me to think that someone who at some point betrayed a space behaves with loyalty when things are not going well.” Very hard. I leave.
Chamorro with own agenda and talks
The provincial legislator and president of the Socialist Party, Matías Chamorro, achieved the sanction of the Lucio Law in the Unicameral yesterday and today will have an important event. For this reason, the socialist informant called the journalist.
Socialist Informant: Very happy Matías.
Q: What happened?
IS: You achieved the approval of an important project such as the provincial adhesion to the Lucio Law, for the Dupuy boy and the aberrant crime of which he was a victim in La Pampa.
Q: It’s true.
IS: And he achieved it unanimously. Oh, and the other topic is the conversation that will take place tomorrow (today) at the Unicameral with the renowned political scientist Pablo Semana. 6:30 p.m. at the Unicameral. So, if he stops by, he’s obviously invited.
Peirone’s clarification
In this section, yesterday it was published about a project promoted by the provincial legislator for the Civic Front, the native of Río Tercero, Juan Pablo Peirone. The initiative proposed that 2.5% of what was contributed by health-providing companies to the province as gross income return to the contributors with the purpose of improving the equipment and quality of services, and with the respective provincial control over the services. investments to be made with those funds. What the publication highlighted was that Peirone himself owns a clinic.
However, the parliamentarian’s entourage clarified yesterday that the project excluded officials who have any relationship with the private medical system. In any case, sources from the ruling party in the Unicameral recognized that this modification was made after the controversy.
Córdoba adhered to the “Lucio Law”
The Unicameral yesterday unanimously approved the project presented by Legislator Matías Chamorro.
Informant: Córdoba finally adhered to National Law 27709 -Lucio Law- which creates the Federal Training Plan of a continuous, permanent and mandatory nature, on the rights of children and adolescents.
Journalist: Was it about tables?
I.: No, it was previously discussed in the Commission for the Promotion and Defense of the Rights of Children, Adolescents and the Family where a resolution was unanimously agreed upon for its approval and was attended by Ramón Dupuy, grandfather of Lucio Dupuy. It was an important day among so many chicanery and political intersections.
Córdoba ruling against Anses
The federal judge No. 1 of Córdoba, Alejandro Sánchez Freytes, declared unconstitutional law 27,609 that establishes retirement mobility, benefiting a retiree from Córdoba.
Informant: Just when the governors of the Central Region are getting ready to claim the funds, Sánchez Freytes ruled in favor of the National Social Security Administration (Anses) applying the mobility formula that is a combination of the Consumer Price Index ( CPI) and the Average Taxable Remuneration of Stable Workers (Ripte).
Bishop: Rather, I would say that it coincides with the move by Congress regarding retirement mobility, which has half a sanction from Deputies.
Informant: Yes, too. Now there is a precedent in the federal court of Córdoba, it is most likely that Anses will appeal.
