This Monday, mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Secretary of Government and Treasury, Luciano Dell´Olio, met with different areas of the municipality to comply with the articles stipulated in the Ordinance that prohibits this activity in the city. Personnel from the Concordia Departmental Police of Entre Ríos also participated.
During the working meeting, the issue of individuals who are repeat offenders of the regulation sanctioned last year by the Deliberative Council was addressed.
In this regard, the officials who participated in the meeting decided to coordinate operations jointly with the Entre Ríos Police, the Misdemeanors Court, the Secretariat of Human Development, the Secretariat of Productive Development, and the Undersecretariat of Health so that the situation of each person carrying out these activities on public roads can be evaluated and a definitive solution can be found in the medium and long term.
“In our government plan, finding a response to all the situations that different social sectors are experiencing is contemplated,” stated the mayor, Francisco Azcué. Making it clear that within the framework of these operations, a survey and identification of each person and their families will be carried out.
Participating in the meeting were the Undersecretary of Security, Claudio Purgart; the Undersecretary of Social Development, Roberto Niez; the Misdemeanor Judges Valeria Armanazqui and Sebastián Balher; Silvia Castillo, coordinator of the Transit Home; Martín Amiano, also from the Undersecretariat of Security, and personnel from the Entre Ríos Police.
During the working meeting, the issue of individuals who are repeat offenders of the regulation sanctioned last year by the Deliberative Council was addressed.
In this regard, the officials who participated in the meeting decided to coordinate operations jointly with the Entre Ríos Police, the Misdemeanors Court, the Secretariat of Human Development, the Secretariat of Productive Development, and the Undersecretariat of Health so that the situation of each person carrying out these activities on public roads can be evaluated and a definitive solution can be found in the medium and long term.
“In our government plan, finding a response to all the situations that different social sectors are experiencing is contemplated,” stated the mayor, Francisco Azcué. Making it clear that within the framework of these operations, a survey and identification of each person and their families will be carried out.
Participating in the meeting were the Undersecretary of Security, Claudio Purgart; the Undersecretary of Social Development, Roberto Niez; the Misdemeanor Judges Valeria Armanazqui and Sebastián Balher; Silvia Castillo, coordinator of the Transit Home; Martín Amiano, also from the Undersecretariat of Security, and personnel from the Entre Ríos Police.