A delegation from the Interbloc of the Front of All (FDT) of the Senate met in the capital of Tucumán with the Governor of Tucumán, Osvaldo Jaldo, and the Chief of Staff, Juan Manzur, with whom they discussed economic policy and the situation of the economies regional.
During a press conference that he gave together with the legislators at the Government House of Tucumán, Manzur thanked “the senators who from different provinces gathered at this meeting that has to do with learning about the reality of Tucumán in situ.”
“This is a day of work,” said Manzur and mentioned that the legislators were “seeing some legal tools that the Senate can carry out in what has to do with the reality of the provinces and, in this case, from Tucumán”.
In his turn, Governor Osvaldo Jaldo acknowledged that the province “is experiencing a very important institutional moment” because “most of our block of senators are visiting it.”
“We appreciate and recognize the task of our bloc in the National Congress that works alongside our president (Alberto Fernández) and our vice president (Cristina Fernández de Kirchner) because after a long time we see that there is a national government that does not He only talks about federalism, but he practices it,” he said.
To its turn, the head of the Frente de Todos interbloc, José Mayans from Formosaannounced that in the next session the Senate will debate the bill that recognizes the NEA and NOA provinces as the Norte Grande Region.
“We are going to work with the issue of transport and energy subsidies, based on the asymmetries in the City of Buenos Aires. We know that there is a concern in energy matters that the whole country has,” said Mayans.
By last, the vice president of the interblock, Anabel Fernández Sagasti from Mendozaadded that the ruling party “works hard and with a lot of federalism.”
“We are a block where everything is debated. This block passed two instances where we voted differently and we remain united. And from Tucumán we are going to take a lot of homework to work in the Senate,” he emphasized.
As part of a series of trips through the provinces promoted by Senator Edgardo Kueider (FdT-Entre Ríos), the legislators of the caucus led by José Mayans They also toured two plants located in the provincial capital.
The first of the stops It is in a sugar-alcohol mill called “La Florida”, where the senators learn about the situation of the biofuels industry.
In the second of the toursvisit Citrícola Famaillá, where issues related to the production of lemons, their derivatives, and export possibilities will be addressed.
The province of Tucumán is the world’s largest producer of lemon juice and oiland the second world exporter of lemon as fresh fruit.
The Senate Interblock @FrontOfAll started his #Federal Tour in Tucuman. With these meetings scheduled throughout the country, we Peronists demonstrate work and unity so that a leader of our political space continues to lead the destinies of the Homeland in 2023. pic.twitter.com/0lWGZgAYTA
– Juan Manzur (@JuanManzurOK) April 29, 2022
In the afternoonthe delegation will visit the Historic House and the Néstor Kirchner Hospital, the largest national center for major ambulatory surgery, where all health workers will be recognized, according to parliamentary sources.
In the meeting of the senators with Governor Jaldo and the chief of staff, the licensed governor Juan Luis Manzur, Senator Kueider, who devised and promoted the so-called Peña de los Senadores and will include tours of other districts, announced that the next meeting will be on May 20 in La Rioja.
In addition to Mayans and Kueider, senators Daniel Bensusán, Carlos Espínola, Anabel Fernández Sagasti, Sandra Mendoza, Pablo Yedlin, Marcelo Lewandowski, Guillermo Andrada,
Juliana Di Tullio, Guillermo Snopek, Sergio Leavy, Rubén Uñac, Lucía Corpacci, Antonio Rodas, Clara Vega, Ricardo Guerra and Silvia Sapag.
The majority interbloc in the Senate thus begins, in Tucumán, a series of meetings in the provinces to propose a federal agenda for production, development and growth.
The objective will also be to deal with the interior agenda outside of the microclimate of the city of Buenos Aires and put on the agenda of the National Congress the issues that affect the provinces.
