On Monday morning, in the assembly hall of the Municipality of Concordia, through the Property Regularization Program carried out by the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (INVYTAM), 37 families from Concordia accessed their property transfer deeds.
Representing the mayor Francisco Azcué, the General Secretary of the Mayor's Office, Lorena Aguilar, was present; likewise, the following officials were in attendance: the president of INVYTAM, Alejandra Bruno; the Community Director, Manuela Pelizzari; and the Director of Works and Projects, Mauricio Perdomo.
Addressing those present, the General Secretary of the Mayor's Office, Lorena Aguilar, stated that “receiving the deed to a house is where one begins to build their dreams. I am confident in the work that INVYTAM is doing. This has to do with the work being done within the institute so that many residents of Concordia have a place in the world,” she affirmed.
Likewise, the municipal official added: “I celebrate the work that the agency is doing because many residents of Concordia, for many years, have been hostages to false promises regarding property ownership, and seeing it materialized today fills us with pride and satisfaction, and we know it is the right path,” she indicated.
On the other hand, the head of INVYTAM, Alejandra Bruno, remarked that this delivery of deeds is part of a line of work developed by the autonomous agency. “The important thing about this is that each person is guaranteed to be the owner of their place. We are very happy that we can make this first delivery of deeds. The Institute is working to regularize as many neighborhoods as possible,” she emphasized.
Said regularization included families from the following neighborhoods: 25 de Mayo, Camba Paso EDOS, Gobernador Cresto, Pancho Ramírez, San Agustín, Universidad, Gerardo Yoya, Nebel, Juan XXIII, Isthilart, San Miguel I, Cabildo San Antonio, José Hernández, Capricornio and Pompeya.