This Thursday, Mayor Francisco Azcué visited the Osvaldo Magnasco neighborhood, where he supervised a recently completed public lighting project, and subsequently went to the Almirante Brown Club, where he delivered sports equipment on behalf of the Municipality's Undersecretariat of Sports.
“It is work that we do every day, visiting the neighborhoods in the afternoon. We were in Magnasco touring a public lighting project that we carried out and that the residents had been requesting for a long time. It turned out very well and they were very satisfied with the work,” noted Azcué.
He also announced that interventions related to storm drainage works will be carried out soon, responding to new demands. “It is important to talk and have contact with the resident. New needs always arise and that is detected in face-to-face interaction with the people,” he maintained.
During the visit to the Almirante Brown Club, the Mayor valued the social role of the institution. “The club fulfills an important function regarding the support and training of our youth. We are committed to that, to the training of individuals, and that is why we value the work of the board of directors, which is made up of residents committed to their neighborhood,” he remarked. In that context, he also announced that infrastructure improvements are planned, such as the authorization of the field, and improvements to restrooms and lighting.
For her part, the Undersecretary of Sports of the Municipality of Concordia, Ivana Pérez, highlighted the importance of reaching every corner of the city with public sports policies: “We try to accompany and reach all neighborhoods through these initiatives. I take with me the great effort that the kids make in coming to the club with joy, despite the difficulties. Many work during the day and go to school at night, and even so, they come with enthusiasm.”
Meanwhile, Roberto Molina, a member of the club's Board of Directors, thanked the authorities for their presence and the support received. “We are very grateful for the donations you have brought us. For us, as a neighborhood club, it is very important. We fight for it every day, always as a family, betting on the kids and the youth divisions. Today we have five categories competing in the 'Campaña' tournament and more than 50 kids participating actively.”
“It is work that we do every day, visiting the neighborhoods in the afternoon. We were in Magnasco touring a public lighting project that we carried out and that the residents had been requesting for a long time. It turned out very well and they were very satisfied with the work,” noted Azcué.
He also announced that interventions related to storm drainage works will be carried out soon, responding to new demands. “It is important to talk and have contact with the resident. New needs always arise and that is detected in face-to-face interaction with the people,” he maintained.
During the visit to the Almirante Brown Club, the Mayor valued the social role of the institution. “The club fulfills an important function regarding the support and training of our youth. We are committed to that, to the training of individuals, and that is why we value the work of the board of directors, which is made up of residents committed to their neighborhood,” he remarked. In that context, he also announced that infrastructure improvements are planned, such as the authorization of the field, and improvements to restrooms and lighting.
For her part, the Undersecretary of Sports of the Municipality of Concordia, Ivana Pérez, highlighted the importance of reaching every corner of the city with public sports policies: “We try to accompany and reach all neighborhoods through these initiatives. I take with me the great effort that the kids make in coming to the club with joy, despite the difficulties. Many work during the day and go to school at night, and even so, they come with enthusiasm.”
Meanwhile, Roberto Molina, a member of the club's Board of Directors, thanked the authorities for their presence and the support received. “We are very grateful for the donations you have brought us. For us, as a neighborhood club, it is very important. We fight for it every day, always as a family, betting on the kids and the youth divisions. Today we have five categories competing in the 'Campaña' tournament and more than 50 kids participating actively.”