Mayor Francisco Azcué and the Provincial Minister of Government and Labor, Manuel Troncoso, delivered a Non-Refundable Contribution (ANR) this Monday morning to one of the cooperatives working under the orbit of the Municipality of Concordia. “We want to vindicate the cooperative system and reward merit,” said Azcué.
This concerns the “El Triángulo” Cooperative, which carries out cleaning tasks in different sectors of the city within the framework of the urban hygiene policies carried out by the municipality.
In this regard, Azcué mentioned that “this is the way we work, so I want to thank our governor and Minister Troncoso.” He detailed that “the Province is providing a subsidy to the El Triángulo cooperative so they can buy tools, so they can be better equipped and continue to grow.”
Referring to the work of the cooperative in particular, the mayor expressed that “just as we are very tough when we see a failure or when we see a shortcoming, we also like to reward merit because we want to be fair.”
Furthermore, he stressed that “the service provided by these urban hygiene cooperatives in the Municipality of Concordia is essential. We want to vindicate the cooperative system, which has been somewhat mishandled and devalued for a long time but is a great tool. Well-used cooperativism also fosters good values, not only work but also effort and solidarity.”
BACK TO BACK
Minister Manuel Troncoso recalled “the bond and the relationship we have, of always being back to back with the mayor.” He added that “we understand that these subsidies should not be for subsistence; they must be subsidies that allow the cooperative to continue progressing, reinvest the money, and be able to acquire new tools that allow it to grow permanently.”
“We must help those who strive, we must help those who help, and I believe this is reciprocal; so I hope the subsidy helps them to continue on this path,” stressed the Provincial Minister of Government and Labor.
Diego Gálvez, president of the El Triángulo Cooperative, thanked the authorities who “opened their doors to us. We provide work to seven families, who have been with us for nine months now,” he commented.
Provincial Senator Cielo Espejo accompanied the delivery.
This concerns the “El Triángulo” Cooperative, which carries out cleaning tasks in different sectors of the city within the framework of the urban hygiene policies carried out by the municipality.
In this regard, Azcué mentioned that “this is the way we work, so I want to thank our governor and Minister Troncoso.” He detailed that “the Province is providing a subsidy to the El Triángulo cooperative so they can buy tools, so they can be better equipped and continue to grow.”
Referring to the work of the cooperative in particular, the mayor expressed that “just as we are very tough when we see a failure or when we see a shortcoming, we also like to reward merit because we want to be fair.”
Furthermore, he stressed that “the service provided by these urban hygiene cooperatives in the Municipality of Concordia is essential. We want to vindicate the cooperative system, which has been somewhat mishandled and devalued for a long time but is a great tool. Well-used cooperativism also fosters good values, not only work but also effort and solidarity.”
BACK TO BACK
Minister Manuel Troncoso recalled “the bond and the relationship we have, of always being back to back with the mayor.” He added that “we understand that these subsidies should not be for subsistence; they must be subsidies that allow the cooperative to continue progressing, reinvest the money, and be able to acquire new tools that allow it to grow permanently.”
“We must help those who strive, we must help those who help, and I believe this is reciprocal; so I hope the subsidy helps them to continue on this path,” stressed the Provincial Minister of Government and Labor.
Diego Gálvez, president of the El Triángulo Cooperative, thanked the authorities who “opened their doors to us. We provide work to seven families, who have been with us for nine months now,” he commented.
Provincial Senator Cielo Espejo accompanied the delivery.