The expropriation of La Superiora continues to generate new protagonists. The Secretary of Modernization of the Municipality of Rawson, Adriel Fernández, pointed out “Judge Adriana Tettamanti and the Appraisal Court” for proceeding without “complying with the law” and generating multimillion-dollar damage to the citizens of the department. The official did not hesitate to point out at the Politics Café that “everything is under the magnifying glass and under analysis” to carry out subsequent actions.
Fernández stated in the program that is broadcast Monday to Friday, from 10 to 11, on Huarpe TV, which comes from 19.2 of TDA, YouTube, Twitch and Kick, that “it is striking that a process that went on completely normally had a radical change in which the laws are not complied with. The fact is that the new appraisal carried out by the Appraisal Court last year was ridiculous, but on top of that, Judge Adriana Tettamanti did not comply with the Law of Public Order by not involving expert witnesses from the party.”
The Secretary of Modernization also expressed that “clearly here there was a management that preceded us that did not want to work until the last minute of December 10, which was the mandate that the neighbors gave it, this harmed us in the cause of La Superiora that today “They are busy looking for a way to avoid having to pay the amount charged, that is why the appeals were opened in the Court of Appeals and continue with the judicial process.”
Regarding whether actions will be initiated against those responsible for the management headed by Rubén García, Fernández said that “we are still within the statute of limitations for judicial actions and I warn you that they are not brief, we are clear about that. That is why while working on the judicial part of the case, everything is analyzed and reviewed with a magnifying glass to define the different levels of responsibility and the Deliberative Council with all its members is helping us in this.”
Finally, the Rawson official said that “if today we have to pay the amount we owe for La Superiora, it would mean several months without waste collection, without paving or patching, we would not be able to continue with works to improve departmental plazas, among others. services”.
What happened to the official who used an official vehicle for personal use?
A few months into Rawson’s current administration, it was revealed that official Laura Rojas used official mobility for a personal trip to Córdoba with her husband, who also worked in the commune. Given this, Mayor Carlos Munisaga decided to ask her to resign, but it was learned that the woman was a permanent employee and this meant that she continued to be linked to the administration.
In this context, Fernández, Secretary of Modernization, said that “I understand that an administrative file was opened with the intention of definitively separating it from the municipality’s plant.”
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Adriel Fernández / Rawson Modernization Secretary
“Clearly, here there was a management that happened to us that did not want to work until the last minute of December 10.”
“It is striking that a process that was completely normal had a radical change in which the laws were not complied with.”
