Mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the president of the Autonomous Institute of Planning and Housing (IAPV), Manuel Schönhals, led the signing of 150 housing deeds for residents of Concordia. The ceremony took place at the Provincial Civic Center this Thursday morning, within the framework of the “Federal Emergency Housing Program”.
In this first stage, corresponding to the Cooperativa sector, residents from various Concordia neighborhoods such as Fátima I and II, Pampa Soler, and Osvaldo Magnasco, among others, were included. It should be remembered that said program was implemented between the IAPV, the Municipality of Concordia, and the Province of Entre Ríos, with funding from the national government.
On the occasion, the vice mayor of the city of Concordia Magdalena Reta Urquiza, the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio, the provincial senator Cielo Espejo, the president of the Municipal Autonomous Institute of Housing and Land (INVyTAM) Giuliano Rossi, the Coordinator of Communes Silvina Fleitas, the coordinator of Government Boards of the Concordia department Mikhail Cicognini, and the Chief Government Notary Sandra Taborda were present.
In addition, the vice president of the IAPV Luis Uriona, the members of the provincial agency José Antonio Artusi, Aníbal Steren, and the director of the Salto Grande Regional Alfonso Sá were present; among others.
TRANSFORMING REALITIES
When speaking to the residents, Azcué stated that the signing of the deeds “is mainly due to a political decision made by our leader, the governor of the province, Rogelio Frigerio”, which reaffirms the commitment to “put the citizen at the center of the scene”.
“We want to end forever that paradigm of seeing politicians using politics to obtain personal privileges. We want to use politics for actions like these, to transform people's reality”, he highlighted.
In that sense, Azcué celebrated that “our society is once again a land of progress, of opportunities, where people can access housing and credit, which is something that happens in any normal country and above all, with the working class. We are going to transform this city, we are going to transform this province, and we are going to do it together; you are the true protagonists of this story”.
MANAGEMENT
Schönhals, for his part, recalled that “when we entered the IAPV, 20,000 homes were not deeded in the province of Entre Ríos, and that meant that those families did not have their property title, could not transfer that benefit to their children, could not use their house as collateral for a loan, and we came to solve that problem”.
Before the residents, the official expressed: “I have been talking with you, and some have been waiting for 18 years, others 20, for the deed to their home, and that is what we have come to Concordia for today”.
The head of the provincial agency pointed out that “this good news comes after a very hard, very sacrificial year, where we have all had to make adjustments, as Mayor Azcué knows well here in Concordia” but “we want to put politics back in front of public affairs, and we do so with the satisfaction of fulfilling our duty and our function”.
In this first stage, corresponding to the Cooperativa sector, residents from various Concordia neighborhoods such as Fátima I and II, Pampa Soler, and Osvaldo Magnasco, among others, were included. It should be remembered that said program was implemented between the IAPV, the Municipality of Concordia, and the Province of Entre Ríos, with funding from the national government.
On the occasion, the vice mayor of the city of Concordia Magdalena Reta Urquiza, the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio, the provincial senator Cielo Espejo, the president of the Municipal Autonomous Institute of Housing and Land (INVyTAM) Giuliano Rossi, the Coordinator of Communes Silvina Fleitas, the coordinator of Government Boards of the Concordia department Mikhail Cicognini, and the Chief Government Notary Sandra Taborda were present.
In addition, the vice president of the IAPV Luis Uriona, the members of the provincial agency José Antonio Artusi, Aníbal Steren, and the director of the Salto Grande Regional Alfonso Sá were present; among others.
TRANSFORMING REALITIES
When speaking to the residents, Azcué stated that the signing of the deeds “is mainly due to a political decision made by our leader, the governor of the province, Rogelio Frigerio”, which reaffirms the commitment to “put the citizen at the center of the scene”.
“We want to end forever that paradigm of seeing politicians using politics to obtain personal privileges. We want to use politics for actions like these, to transform people's reality”, he highlighted.
In that sense, Azcué celebrated that “our society is once again a land of progress, of opportunities, where people can access housing and credit, which is something that happens in any normal country and above all, with the working class. We are going to transform this city, we are going to transform this province, and we are going to do it together; you are the true protagonists of this story”.
MANAGEMENT
Schönhals, for his part, recalled that “when we entered the IAPV, 20,000 homes were not deeded in the province of Entre Ríos, and that meant that those families did not have their property title, could not transfer that benefit to their children, could not use their house as collateral for a loan, and we came to solve that problem”.
Before the residents, the official expressed: “I have been talking with you, and some have been waiting for 18 years, others 20, for the deed to their home, and that is what we have come to Concordia for today”.
The head of the provincial agency pointed out that “this good news comes after a very hard, very sacrificial year, where we have all had to make adjustments, as Mayor Azcué knows well here in Concordia” but “we want to put politics back in front of public affairs, and we do so with the satisfaction of fulfilling our duty and our function”.