The Autonomous University of Entre Ríos (UADER) launched a series of debates on political and electoral reform in the province, and for this reason, this Wednesday morning, the mayor Francisco Azcué received the rector of the higher education institution, Luciano Filipuzzi, who confirmed that on August 28th our city will host a meeting whose main topic will be the single ballot.
The Mayor of Concordia highlighted the decision of Governor Rogelio Frigerio to promote said electoral reform, “which is a milestone for our province,” also valuing the initiative of the Autonomous University of Entre Ríos “to promote debate in academic settings, backed by the prestige they hold, which further enhances the activity.”
Following that line, Azcué highlighted the breadth of the call, since in addition to the participation of prominent speakers, the invitation is open to all sectors, so it will be “very important that they participate because this will mark the way Entre Ríos residents vote.”
“We are grateful to the Provincial Government and UADER that Concordia is one of the venues for the debate series, and we are going to work in a coordinated manner so that it is a space for debate, for the exchange of ideas, and for good results to be obtained.”
For his part, the rector of UADER, Luciano Filipuzzi, thanked Mayor Azcué for supporting this initiative, highlighting that “it seemed fundamental to us that Concordia be a host due to its political history, the size and volume it has as a city, and for us, without the support of the Municipality, it would be impossible to carry it out.”
Regarding the event itself, which will take place on August 28th, Filipuzzi stated that it “must be a space for debate, always within a framework of respect. Tensing ideas is important, especially on a topic for which Governor Frigerio had already summoned us, as well as all institutions and universities.”
Finally, he highlighted that a lot of interest has been awakened from different sectors of Entre Ríos society, whether political, academic, professional associations, or organizations, noting that “Concordia will have a specific topic and perhaps the most discussed one of this reform, which is the single ballot, so I think it will be a fantastic place to be, participate, and listen to the speakers.”
The Mayor of Concordia highlighted the decision of Governor Rogelio Frigerio to promote said electoral reform, “which is a milestone for our province,” also valuing the initiative of the Autonomous University of Entre Ríos “to promote debate in academic settings, backed by the prestige they hold, which further enhances the activity.”
Following that line, Azcué highlighted the breadth of the call, since in addition to the participation of prominent speakers, the invitation is open to all sectors, so it will be “very important that they participate because this will mark the way Entre Ríos residents vote.”
“We are grateful to the Provincial Government and UADER that Concordia is one of the venues for the debate series, and we are going to work in a coordinated manner so that it is a space for debate, for the exchange of ideas, and for good results to be obtained.”
For his part, the rector of UADER, Luciano Filipuzzi, thanked Mayor Azcué for supporting this initiative, highlighting that “it seemed fundamental to us that Concordia be a host due to its political history, the size and volume it has as a city, and for us, without the support of the Municipality, it would be impossible to carry it out.”
Regarding the event itself, which will take place on August 28th, Filipuzzi stated that it “must be a space for debate, always within a framework of respect. Tensing ideas is important, especially on a topic for which Governor Frigerio had already summoned us, as well as all institutions and universities.”
Finally, he highlighted that a lot of interest has been awakened from different sectors of Entre Ríos society, whether political, academic, professional associations, or organizations, noting that “Concordia will have a specific topic and perhaps the most discussed one of this reform, which is the single ballot, so I think it will be a fantastic place to be, participate, and listen to the speakers.”