President Alberto Fernández highlighted this Thursday that “work is dignity”, by leading an act in the Buenos Aires municipality of Ezeiza for the delivery of tools aimed at strengthening productive enterprises carried out by people in situations of social and economic vulnerability.
He also pointed out that “We have to continue working every day so that work reaches every Argentine, because work is dignity.”
The President also stated that: “We have to get used to lowering the shouting and listening to this murmur of joy and demand”; of “joy for the problems that we can solve, of demand to know that we still have a lot to do and that we can only achieve it if we all work together, united”.
Accompanied by the Minister of Social Development, Victoria Tolosa Paz, and the mayor of Ezeiza, Alejandro Granados, the head of state toured the facilities of the Municipal Logistics Center and participated in the delivery of elements for productive ventures of the Banco de Maquinarias, Herramientas y Materiales program of the social portfolio, informed official sources.
For his part, Tolosa Paz explained that “there is a government team that recognizes in the working people that enormous capacity to stand up every day”, while stating that “this is the Argentina we want, in which we trust and for which we work every day”.
Granados, for his part, thanked the President for his visit and said that “once again he has come to bring happiness to the people of Ezeiza: you have brought it with a bridge, a tunnel, with squares.”
“And this time with this that is nice because it is work and it is what people want, to work,” the mayor completed.
This policy benefits 91 entrepreneurs from 42 businesses in the municipalitywho carry out productive projects, services and who are in a situation of vulnerability.
It is an investment of the national government of more than 18 million pesosthe sources added.
The Program strengthens different enterprises of the social economy throughout the country, framed in different modalities of production, such as textiles, construction, cleaning, agriculture or commercialization, among others.
They are funds with the nature of a non-refundable subsidy to government agencies and non-governmental organizations.
Also present at the event were the president of the Ezeiza Deliberative Council, Dulce Granados, and the national director of Productive Social Articulation, Natalia Mainoldi.
