On Tuesday, March 3, following the mayor's message Dr. Francisco Azcué which inaugurated the ordinary legislative session period, the local legislative body began to outline the parliamentary debate that will guide the city's agenda. On a day marked by the attendance of the vice-mayor, Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, the different blocs expressed their initial impressions regarding a roadmap that combines administrative order with an ambitious public works plan.
The analysis of the Presidency of the Deliberative Council
After the closing of the official act, the vice-mayor and president of the Deliberative Council, Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, valued the depth of the Executive's speech. The official highlighted that the sessions began with a balanced message where the mayor not only provided a detailed assessment of what was achieved in 2025, but also outlined fundamental guidelines for the current year.
Reta de Urquiza stressed that the administration will deepen the organization of the city through key public policies, pointing out sensitive issues such as the eradication of animal-drawn vehicles (TAS), the end of waste burning, and the elimination of micro-landfills. Finally, she highlighted that these goals will coexist with a strong commitment to growth, noting that for this 2026, a much-needed public works plan has been proposed for Concordia.
Juntos por Entre Ríos ratified the path of efficiency
From the ruling party, councilwoman Eliana Lagraña, president of the Juntos por Entre Ríos bloc, analyzed the start of the legislative period, highlighting the "clarity of the direction." Lagraña noted that the year began with a firm message that ratified the path of order, planning, and efficiency in public spending.
The councilwoman acknowledged that the administrative cleanup process involves making decisions that are sometimes unpleasant, but maintained that this financial rigor today translates into an unprecedented infrastructure and development plan executed with own resources. To conclude, she reaffirmed her bloc's total commitment to the administration of mayor Francisco Azcué.
La Libertad Avanza and the alignment with national policies
For her part, the president of the La Libertad Avanza (LLA) bloc, Yaiza Pessolani Bechet, expressed her satisfaction by drawing a parallel between the local speech and the message recently delivered by President Javier Milei. The councilwoman highlighted as a central point the elimination of the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (InVyTAM), describing it as a concrete step towards shrinking the State and reducing bureaucracy.
Pessolani Bechet positively valued the announcement of strategic works financed with the municipal budget and assured that her bloc will support any initiative that promotes an efficient State with clear rules. Likewise, she made a special mention of the implementation of the Family Centers, highlighting that it is valuable work that allows benefits to reach the resident without intermediaries, concluding that they support this management direction.
The silence of the Justicialista Bloc
In contrast to the rest of the political forces that make up the body, the Justicialista Party bloc (Más para Entre Ríos) did not issue official statements or opinions after the mayor's address. It is expected that the opposition bloc's position will be manifested directly in the debate on the projects that enter the chamber in the coming weeks.
Ordinary Session
It should be remembered that formal legislative activity will continue this same week, as the second ordinary session of the year is scheduled for this Thursday, March 5, starting at 10:00 AM.
The analysis of the Presidency of the Deliberative Council
After the closing of the official act, the vice-mayor and president of the Deliberative Council, Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, valued the depth of the Executive's speech. The official highlighted that the sessions began with a balanced message where the mayor not only provided a detailed assessment of what was achieved in 2025, but also outlined fundamental guidelines for the current year.
Reta de Urquiza stressed that the administration will deepen the organization of the city through key public policies, pointing out sensitive issues such as the eradication of animal-drawn vehicles (TAS), the end of waste burning, and the elimination of micro-landfills. Finally, she highlighted that these goals will coexist with a strong commitment to growth, noting that for this 2026, a much-needed public works plan has been proposed for Concordia.
Juntos por Entre Ríos ratified the path of efficiency
From the ruling party, councilwoman Eliana Lagraña, president of the Juntos por Entre Ríos bloc, analyzed the start of the legislative period, highlighting the "clarity of the direction." Lagraña noted that the year began with a firm message that ratified the path of order, planning, and efficiency in public spending.
The councilwoman acknowledged that the administrative cleanup process involves making decisions that are sometimes unpleasant, but maintained that this financial rigor today translates into an unprecedented infrastructure and development plan executed with own resources. To conclude, she reaffirmed her bloc's total commitment to the administration of mayor Francisco Azcué.
La Libertad Avanza and the alignment with national policies
For her part, the president of the La Libertad Avanza (LLA) bloc, Yaiza Pessolani Bechet, expressed her satisfaction by drawing a parallel between the local speech and the message recently delivered by President Javier Milei. The councilwoman highlighted as a central point the elimination of the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (InVyTAM), describing it as a concrete step towards shrinking the State and reducing bureaucracy.
Pessolani Bechet positively valued the announcement of strategic works financed with the municipal budget and assured that her bloc will support any initiative that promotes an efficient State with clear rules. Likewise, she made a special mention of the implementation of the Family Centers, highlighting that it is valuable work that allows benefits to reach the resident without intermediaries, concluding that they support this management direction.
The silence of the Justicialista Bloc
In contrast to the rest of the political forces that make up the body, the Justicialista Party bloc (Más para Entre Ríos) did not issue official statements or opinions after the mayor's address. It is expected that the opposition bloc's position will be manifested directly in the debate on the projects that enter the chamber in the coming weeks.
Ordinary Session
It should be remembered that formal legislative activity will continue this same week, as the second ordinary session of the year is scheduled for this Thursday, March 5, starting at 10:00 AM.