Within the framework of the Argentine Rural Libraries Program, 5,000 books were delivered to different localities in the Concordia Department. The event was attended by the Mayor of Concordia, Dr. Francisco Azcué, and the Undersecretary of Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto, who highlighted the importance of this project to strengthen culture and access to education in rural areas.
The beneficiary localities, with 1,000 copies each, were La Criolla, Los Charrúas, Colonia Roca, Clodomiro Ledesma, and El Redomón. Representing these communities were Andrea Imoberdoff, Mayor of Los Charrúas; Fernando Astudilla, Communal President of Clodomiro Ledesma; María Inés Capriotti, President of the Colonia Roca Government Board; Roberto Benay, President of the El Redomón Government Board; Antonio Panozzo, Government Secretary of La Criolla, each of them accompanied by Silvina Fleitas, Coordinator of Boards and Communes of the Concordia Department.
Mayor Francisco Azcué also highlighted the importance of the initiative: “This program is key to strengthening education in rural areas. We know that access to books is a fundamental right and, with these libraries, we seek to ensure that everyone, from the youngest to the oldest, can access these educational resources. We will continue working so that more communities have these opportunities.”
The Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, expressed: “It is a great pride for us to be able to bring these resources to rural localities. With this delivery, we not only bring knowledge closer, but we also contribute to the formation of reading communities and the strengthening of the social fabric in each of these places with quality educational materials.
This new delivery of Libraries is the result of efforts made by the Undersecretary of Education before the Argentine Rural Libraries Program, and had the logistical support of the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande (CTM) for the transport of the copies from Buenos Aires.
These deliveries represent a clear example of the commitment of the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué and his team to strengthen education in the Concordia department, and will continue in the coming months with new beneficiary localities.
The beneficiary localities, with 1,000 copies each, were La Criolla, Los Charrúas, Colonia Roca, Clodomiro Ledesma, and El Redomón. Representing these communities were Andrea Imoberdoff, Mayor of Los Charrúas; Fernando Astudilla, Communal President of Clodomiro Ledesma; María Inés Capriotti, President of the Colonia Roca Government Board; Roberto Benay, President of the El Redomón Government Board; Antonio Panozzo, Government Secretary of La Criolla, each of them accompanied by Silvina Fleitas, Coordinator of Boards and Communes of the Concordia Department.
Mayor Francisco Azcué also highlighted the importance of the initiative: “This program is key to strengthening education in rural areas. We know that access to books is a fundamental right and, with these libraries, we seek to ensure that everyone, from the youngest to the oldest, can access these educational resources. We will continue working so that more communities have these opportunities.”
The Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, expressed: “It is a great pride for us to be able to bring these resources to rural localities. With this delivery, we not only bring knowledge closer, but we also contribute to the formation of reading communities and the strengthening of the social fabric in each of these places with quality educational materials.
This new delivery of Libraries is the result of efforts made by the Undersecretary of Education before the Argentine Rural Libraries Program, and had the logistical support of the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande (CTM) for the transport of the copies from Buenos Aires.
These deliveries represent a clear example of the commitment of the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué and his team to strengthen education in the Concordia department, and will continue in the coming months with new beneficiary localities.