During this Thursday at noon, the mayor of Azcué, together with several officials from different areas, visited the extensive historical site and outlined the axes of future actions at the location.
Accompanied by the Government Secretary Luciano Dell'Olio; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; the Secretary of Urban Development Alejandro López, the head of Park and Garden design, Gabriela Mendiburu, and the person in charge of the Naranjal de Pereda area Paulo Tisocco, among others, the mayor toured the site with the objective of adding actions to safeguard and revalue the Naranjal de Pereda site and its surroundings.
After obtaining authorization from the private owners, the current administration seeks, among other things, to add site guides, security personnel, lighting, accessibility, and signage.
In that sense, the Mayor highlighted that “this is a very important place for the residents of Concordia, because of what it represents and the history it has. We have obtained the authorization to intervene, which is why we are already working on matters related to security, architectural issues, and lighting in order to continue showing everyone this site that is part of the pre-foundational stage of the city”.
For his part, the person in charge of the Naranjal de Pereda area, Paulo Tisocco, explained that the goal is to “add infrastructure so that it is an organized space and these ruins are revalued, in what was the settlement of San Antonio and the Saladero, so that this history we have in Concordia can be told”.
Along those lines, he pointed to the relationship between tourism and education, since “educational institutions come to visit it and we are already generating awareness because we always say that to know is to love, and one cannot love what one does not know”.
Finally, he thanked Mayor Azcué “for making possible all the measures we are taking towards this objective, which is to safeguard this site”.
Accompanied by the Government Secretary Luciano Dell'Olio; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; the Secretary of Urban Development Alejandro López, the head of Park and Garden design, Gabriela Mendiburu, and the person in charge of the Naranjal de Pereda area Paulo Tisocco, among others, the mayor toured the site with the objective of adding actions to safeguard and revalue the Naranjal de Pereda site and its surroundings.
After obtaining authorization from the private owners, the current administration seeks, among other things, to add site guides, security personnel, lighting, accessibility, and signage.
In that sense, the Mayor highlighted that “this is a very important place for the residents of Concordia, because of what it represents and the history it has. We have obtained the authorization to intervene, which is why we are already working on matters related to security, architectural issues, and lighting in order to continue showing everyone this site that is part of the pre-foundational stage of the city”.
For his part, the person in charge of the Naranjal de Pereda area, Paulo Tisocco, explained that the goal is to “add infrastructure so that it is an organized space and these ruins are revalued, in what was the settlement of San Antonio and the Saladero, so that this history we have in Concordia can be told”.
Along those lines, he pointed to the relationship between tourism and education, since “educational institutions come to visit it and we are already generating awareness because we always say that to know is to love, and one cannot love what one does not know”.
Finally, he thanked Mayor Azcué “for making possible all the measures we are taking towards this objective, which is to safeguard this site”.