Argentina
Espinoza toured Buenos Aires province localities and called for a plan for the development of agriculture and industry
The head of the FAM visited cities in the Fourth and Sixth Electoral Sections and closed his agenda at a plenary session of the Movimiento Derecho al Futuro in Coronel Suárez. There, he raised the need to strengthen education, employment and infrastructure for regional economies.
Fernando Espinoza, president of the Federación Argentina de Municipios and mayor of La Matanza, toured various localities in the interior of the province of Buenos Aires, where he held meetings with mayors, business leaders, producers, merchants and representatives of regional economies.
According to BAE Negocios and Crónica, the agenda included visits to Chivilcoy, Alberti, Mechita and Bragado, in the Fourth Electoral Section, and concluded in Coronel Suárez with a plenary session of the Movimiento Derecho al Futuro, the space led by Governor Axel Kicillof.
During the tour, Espinoza said that the interior of Buenos Aires province faces economic, social and infrastructure difficulties, and criticized the national government’s policies. He also warned about the situation of SMEs, rural producers and the agricultural sector, and called for a present state to support young people and families in the region.
In Alberti, during a visit to Escuela Agraria N°1, he highlighted the need to invest in education and generate employment. There he noted that some students must travel 150 kilometers to return home and stay at the school residence from Monday to Friday. He also said that many young people leave their cities to continue studying and then do not return.
Regarding Mechita, he said that a way out for production requires a railway network that connects the countryside with trains, ports and maritime transport. In that line, he raised the need for strategic planning for the country’s development.
In Bragado, he referred to the situation of small and medium-sized rural producers and said they lost 50% of profitability due to the increase in diesel fuel, inputs and fertilizers. He also said the country needs agriculture, industry and new technologies.
At the closing plenary session in Coronel Suárez, Espinoza called for rebuilding trust in politics and expressed his support for Axel Kicillof.
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